Publication Day

Two stories published in one day - I feel almost famous.

Insomniac Ink is available to read at Jodi Lee's New Bedlam. I'd love it if you have the time to head over their and read it and possibly leave a comment. You'll also find fiction from Barry Napier, R Scott McCoy, Jeff Parish, Jodi Lee plus others. But be warned, it's a scary place to visit even for a little while. If you have heart problems perhaps you should creep away and pretend you were never here.

And the folks at M-Brane SF have published my funny (I hope) sci-fi short 'See Saw', which is available in print & pdf.

Don't forget New Bedlam is now open to new residents, check out the submission guidelines

Marching On... (Groan!)

Fantasy Magazine have adopted a Clarkesworld like submissions tracker so you can now submit through the site. I find these things addictive. It's a long way from the bad old days when you had to submit everything by snail mail, only it wasn't 'snail' then, just plain old mail. I know things can disappear into the ether with emails, but back then the post office could lose them for decades. At the moment I'm number 7 in line at Clarkesworld for a rejection, I mean consideration.

In other Fantasy news, if you have the time, I highly recommend checking out The Adventures of Petal, the Paperdoll Pirate by Paul Jessup. Wonderful, surreal, and engaging.

And in YAY! news: 'See Saw' - a humorous, dark sci-fi tale - sold to M-Brane SF yesterday. Nice start to the month.