Notes & sources (III)
So did you read it? Of course I’m talking about the new story in Beneath Ceaseless Skies, and now I’m here to tell you all about where it came from and whatnot....
Author: TMW
George & Frank Tarr, Boy Avencherers, in ’Beeyon the Shours We Knowe!!!!’
Like most writers, I suspect, the last piece I finished is always my favorite. So it’s great to announce that my favorite story, “George & Frank Tarr, Boy A...
Balticon 50
I’m going to Balticon on Memorial Day weekend. Are you? I’ll be presenting a workshop: Typography: Beyond Microsoft Word and CreateSpace templates (...
Notes & sources (II)
Well! And so there it is. A new story. Unlike most stories, which need at most a short headnote, what this one really wants is a bibliography. And an apparatus ...
“Or I Wil Harrie Them Out of This Land”
My new story, “‘Or I Will Harrie Them Out of This Land'” (yes, the double + single quotation marks are correct) is available today at Beneath ...
Beneath Ceaseless Skies
It’s time again for that most pleasant of tasks: announcing the publication of a new story. A new historical fantasy, “‘Or I Wil Harrie Them O...
The Galaktika controversy
I kicked a hornet’s nest a week or two ago. Galaktika is a Hungarian SFF magazine, highly regarded there, with a substantial print circulation. Don...
Up and coming!
So there’s this new book out. Up and coming: Stories by the 2016 Campbell-eligible authors. There’s over a million words of fiction in it, and a bit...
Nightstand VII
I sold a story (maybe I’ll tell you about it sometime) and as a little reward to myself (that story was a lot of work) I bought some beautiful things. To ...
A ship underground
There’s something about things underground — invisible, chthonic, potentially revenant — that excites the imagination. Treasure is all very we...