Amok: An Anthology of Asia-Pacific Speculative Fiction (Anthology), Solarwyrm Press [External Link]
Goodreads page here: [External Link]
Short story, science fiction
It has been suggested that I ought to do background posts on all of my stories that have been accepted (in venues other than here, obviously). Partly because it gives readers an insight into my thinking and partly because the person who suggested it is a completist.
So, without further ado, here’s some background on Spindrift, a short story in my New Dryas world.
Spindrift was published … Continue reading
It has been suggested that I ought to do background posts on all of my stories that have been accepted (in venues other than here, obviously). Partly because it gives readers an insight into my thinking and partly because the person who suggested it is a completist.
So, without further ado, here’s some background on The Ally-Ally-Oh, a short story in my New Dryas world.
The Ally-Ally-Oh … Continue reading
Amok: An Anthology of Asia-Pacific Speculative Fiction (Anthology), Solarwyrm Press [External Link]
Goodreads page here: [External Link]
Short story, science fiction
This is a little background on the thinking behind Three Little Pigs (published back in April 2010) and Gone Fishing (published tomorrow, 30th April 2014). More precisely, I’m going to have a bit of a look at the world building as specific to these two stories.
Three Little Pigs was published by Crossed Genres [External Link] in issue 17 of their original run. This issue is no longer available.
Gone Fishing … Continue reading
I thought I’d post Shelter from The Storm up for two reasons: because it fits quite well with Going Home; because otherwise it’s sat on my computer doing nothing. It’s been in existence for some time – it shows in the writing and, I flatter myself, I have improved since the last edit sweep on it in 2009 – and it was one of my … Continue reading
A rough guide to how the world is fitting together. This is all subject to change as it gets ret-conned nearly every time I have a new idea and the dates are vague in order to prevent too much of such tinkering. It is also very Brit-centric. I am British, after all!
In fictional time-line / chronological order, the works set in this world are:
Crossed Genres, Issue 17, 01/04/2010 [External Link]
Short story, science fiction (New Dryas)
Crossed Genres [External Link]
Short story, science fiction (New Dryas)
Wanderings, 19/07/2009 [External Link]
Short story, science fiction (New Dryas)
Wanderings [External Link]
Short story, science fiction (New Dryas)