“The Last Days of the Kelly Gang” got 3 stars on the Tangent Online 2012 Recommended Reading List!
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David’s 2012 publications
Here’s what I published last year, for reference and for your awards consideration. Click on a story title to read it or hear it online. Click on a publication name to buy it. Enjoy!
Original fiction
- “The Last Days of the Kelly Gang” (short story) in Armored, March 2012
- “The White Raven’s Feather” (short story) in Daily Science Fiction, March 2012
- “Liaisons Galantes: A Scientific Romance” (novelette) in Beneath Ceaseless Skies #108, November 2012
Reprints
- “Charlie the Purple Giraffe Was Acting Strangely” in Galaktika #262 (Hungary), January 2012
- “Love in the Balance” in Gears and Levers: A Steampunk Anthology, April 2012
- “Trust” in Not Just Rockets and Robots, August 2012
- “Finding Joan” in Not Just Rockets and Robots, August 2012
- “Floaters” in Buzzy Mag, August 2012
- “Firewall” in Digital Rapture, August 2012
- “Nucleon” in Retro Spec: Tales of Fantasy and Nostalgia, September 2012
- “The White Raven’s Feather” in Spells: Ten Tales of Magic, October 2012
- “The Tides of the Heart” in Heiresses of Russ 2012, October 2012
- “The Last Days of the Kelly Gang” in Journey Into… #52 (podcast), November 2012
- “Moonlight on the Carpet” in Toasted Cake #49 (podcast), December 2012
“I Hold My Father’s Paws” will be reprinted in Telling Tales, a Clarion West fundraising anthology edited by Ellen Datlow. Also, Locus Online calls “Liaisons Galantes” “interesting” and “quite charming,” and I will be appearing on a panel at the Portland Comic Con (Feb 22-24 at the Oregon Convention Center).
Telling Tales, Locus reviews, Portland Comic Con
A collection of brief news updates:
- My story “I Hold My Father’s Paws” will be reprinted in Telling Tales, a Clarion West fundraising anthology edited by Ellen Datlow.
- In the January Locus, Gardner Dozois calls “Last Days of the Kelly Gang” “among the best in the book” and Rich Horton calls “Liaisons Galantes” “a slight but quite enjoyable piece.”
- Also from Locus, online short fiction reviewer Lois Tilton calls “Liaisons Galantes” “interesting” and “quite charming.”
- I will be appearing on a panel, with Erik Wecks, William Hertling, and Daniel (Robopocalypse) Wilson, at the Portland Comic Con (Feb 22-24 at the Oregon Convention Center).
That’s all for now. Watch for some bigger, more exciting news from me in the next couple of weeks!
Potlatch writer’s workshop critique deadline extended to 1/10
As you may know, Potlatch is being held this year in conjunction with Foolscap, February 1-3, 2013 at the Redmond Marriott Town Center. As is traditional for both conventions, we’ll be having a writer’s workshop, and the deadline to submit manuscripts for critique has just been extended to January 10. The deadline to sign up for the interactive writing seminars remains January 25. See http://potlatch-sf.org/workshop.php for information.
Anthology End of an Aeon is now available as an ebook from Baen Ebooks, and my story “The True Story of Merganther’s Run” is one of the sample chapters you can read for free online.
“End of an Aeon” ebook – free sample story by me
I’ve just discovered that Bridget and Marti McKenna’s anthology End of an Aeon is now available as an ebook from Baen Ebooks, and what’s more they’ve put up my story “The True Story of Merganther’s Run” as one of the sample chapters you can read for free online. Enjoy!
Dreamwidth
With LiveJournal’s recent issues, lots of people are talking about moving to Dreamwidth.
I have been posting all of my content at DW as well as LJ (as well as my own blog at daviddlevine.com) for some years now, though I’m still using LJ as my main blog-reading interface. I don’t anticipate this will change soon, but as I’m a belt-and-suspenders kind of guy I have just gone over to Dreamwidth and friended everyone who’s on my LiveJournal friendslist.
If your username on Dreamwidth is different from (i.e. not character-by-character identical to) your username on LiveJournal, please comment here or otherwise notify me of your Dreamwidth username if you’d like to keep in touch there.
Ask a Geek
I’m considering an irregular series of blog posts about technology, science, and science fiction. If you have any questions on these topics that you’d like to see me address, please post them as comments here. Thanks!
In the January Locus, Gardner Dozois calls “Last Days of the Kelly Gang” “among the best in the book” and Rich Horton calls “Liaisons Galantes” “a slight but quite enjoyable piece.”
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