Tuesday, 30 June 2020
Samson in Somnium
I'm please to announce that my story 'Samson in Somnium' is available to read on Nature's Futures. Read it here.
Sunday, 5 May 2019
Nature's Futures Story: 'Without Access'
I am thrilled to have my story 'Without Access' published in Nature's Futures this week. You can check out the story here, and check out the story behind the story here.
Wednesday, 3 April 2019
'Sibyl' in Catalonia
I'm very pleased to see my story 'Sibyl' published in Catalan translation in Catarsi
Friday, 22 March 2019
Writing Productivity
Are you as productive as you want to be? My latest post at the Science Writers of America blog, looks at how you can up your game. Find it here.
Thursday, 22 November 2018
A Nature Dozen
So wonderful to report that I've had my 12th story published at Nature's Future. This is my favourite venue.
I really am very fond of flash. It can be a joy to right (it can also be like pulling tiny teeth, but let's gloss over that.)
You can read 'Contagion in Tranquil Shades of Grey' online, and in the back of Nature magazine. As a bonus, I get a years supply of Nature. So I'm looking forward to that.
You can also find out what inspired this story in this story behind the story post
Monday, 22 October 2018
Three Translation Sales
This has been a great week for translation news for me.
Pure and Without Savour' has been accepted for translation into Spanish and published in Axxón.
And 'Face in the Dark' will appear in translation in the next issue of Axxón.
'Sibyl' has been accepted for translation into Catalan and publication in Catarsi.
Wednesday, 30 May 2018
Time Waits for No Woman
I've very pleased to announce my story 'Siby' will be appearing in 'Timeshift' with these fine folk:
It's an anthology of time and time travel stories. A subject that comes up from time to time in my own work.
I'm very thrilled to be front cover hobnobbing with Robert Silverberg,
The anthology is on Kickstarter until Sunday 7th June 2018 if you'd like to check that out, please go here.
Sunday, 27 May 2018
Calleva Atrebatum sold to Nameless
I'm very pleased to announce the sale of Calleva Atrebatum to Nameless Magazine. This will be Kelda's second appearance in the magazine.
Wednesday, 23 May 2018
'Captain Clone' and 'Looking Good' on Apple
I'm very pleased to see my stories 'Captain Clone' and 'Looking Good' are now available in New Accelerator in Apple's Newstand app.
I'm hoping for a contributors copy/access, so I can investigate.
Monday, 19 February 2018
Three Short Story Sales
I'm very pleased to announce the following sales:
'Becoming Private Block-Head' to Spectacle Magazine
'Calleva Artebatum' by Kelda Crich to Nameless Magazine
'Love in a Lonely City' in Chinese Translation to Business China
Monday, 20 March 2017
Space Opera Novel Published Today
I'm so happy to announce that my book has been officially released.
A planet on the edge of chaos. Can Klyve make Nimbas As Good as Bad Can Get?
The book is available in print and as an ebook at the following places.
Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/
Barnes and Noble
http://
Friday, 7 October 2016
Saleage of a Triple Variety
My reprint story 'The Depredators Club' will appear in Lupine Lunes which is open to kickstarter and to submissions. This is a fun project that runs every year, just in time for Halloween.
My reprint stories: 'The Unmovable Sky' and 'Pure and Without Savour' will appear in the Sky Castles anthology
Both these venues are currently open (8/10/2016) but closing soon, so you better get your skates on if you want to be my TOC buddy.
edited to add: 'Rattle the Wolf's Teeth' and 'They Call Me the Red Hood' and 'Doorstepping' and hte 'Sea is in My Blood' also accepted by Lupine Lunes
Monday, 19 September 2016
The Rebirth of Mr Scratchy Claws
I'm pleased to announced my story 'The Rebirth of Mr Scratchy Claws' has been published in Lazarus Risen.
Dreams of immortality and eternal youth are almost as old as human culture itself. But what would the world look like if everyone could live and be young forever? What would it look like if only some of us had that privilege? Lazarus Risen presents sixteen stories from around the world that explore the economic, political, social and psychological consequences of life extension, human cloning, the hard upload and other forms of the biological singularity.
Stories by Brent Nichols, Sean McMullen, Teri Babcock, Nancy SM Waldman, Brad C. Anderson, Fiona Moore, Felice Picano, Matthew Shean, Matt Moore, Suzanne Church, Peter Wendt, Holly Schofield, Deborah Walker, Kevin Edwin Stadt, Leigh Kimmel, and Andrew Barton
Dreams of immortality and eternal youth are almost as old as human culture itself. But what would the world look like if everyone could live and be young forever? What would it look like if only some of us had that privilege? Lazarus Risen presents sixteen stories from around the world that explore the economic, political, social and psychological consequences of life extension, human cloning, the hard upload and other forms of the biological singularity.
Stories by Brent Nichols, Sean McMullen, Teri Babcock, Nancy SM Waldman, Brad C. Anderson, Fiona Moore, Felice Picano, Matthew Shean, Matt Moore, Suzanne Church, Peter Wendt, Holly Schofield, Deborah Walker, Kevin Edwin Stadt, Leigh Kimmel, and Andrew Barton
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