Just had a short (and I mean short) accepted to Route 66, a new upcoming magazine with a slightly new and innovative theme. Stories that can fit inside your pocket… Stories that are exactly 66 words in length… No more, no less. Talk about a written exercise. It took me about 2 hours to chop words for my accepted tale, [...]
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Just had a story accepted here. Can’t seem to find a banner for their site. Anyway, Blood Moon Rising’s been around for a number of years. They’ve been sold (and still might be) through places such as Shocklines and Clarkesworld Books. I’ll be in Issue #34. I have no idea when it’s coming out. 2008 [...]
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I’m currently in the latest and final issue of Kinships Magazine. Issue #7. I headline the last issue with a much older religious SF story, called: “Men are from Ganymede, Women are from Callisto.” This is actually my THIRD credit with the story. It originally appeared in Silverthought (www.silverthought.com) first, then Nova SF #18 not too long [...]
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Darren Randle puts together this fabulous cutting edge horror fiction and dark poetry and art magazine, available now, called Purpleverse. P.S. Gifford, Faye Sizemore, Alexis Child, Barry J. House, Georgepat, and many others from both here, in the States, and also in the UK. Purpleverse #1 and #2. Issue #2, with the cool-looking killer clown cover, was [...]
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I woke up this morning to find out that I will have a ghost story (I have no idea which one yet, because there’s so many in my fiction folder) accepted for October or Halloween-time to Whispering Spirits Digital Magazine. Issue #17. Believe it or not, this will be my THIRD time being published with them over [...]
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These last few weeks have been BIG for me with the whole slew of acceptances and all. It is my pleasure to announce that I’m in Jupiter SF, Issue #17, Callirrhoe…now available…
Cover Art for Jupiter SF #17 by Jesse Speak; Edited by Ian Redman.
It’s truly a great cover, ain’t it?
Featuring my science fiction story, “A Soul [...]
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This afternoon (July 12th 2007) I received confirmation of my SECOND ACCEPTANCE into Tales of the Talisman. I’m in the current issue (Summer 2007) with “The Ice Mines of Pluto”. Issue 3.1. I will be appearing yet AGAIN in Summer 2008, Issue 4.1…
Check them out at: www.talesofthetalisman.com
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I would say a plug is in order for this wonderful, semi-annual small press magazine… filled with over 60 pages of incredible dark fiction and atmospheric art, as well as dark poetry & review columns, too. Whispers of Wickedness. They’re big in the UK (and overseas, for that matter), and they have some very talented authors who have appeared in many publications. I appear [...]
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I’ve got some extraordinary news. I’ve just received my third print acceptance to the Sam’s Dot Publishing genre magazine (www.samsdotpublishing.com), Aoife’s Kiss. This has been a great year for me in general in the small press and semi-pros, as I’ve gotten a whole lot of paying and print acceptances. I’ll be reaching 260 publishing credits soon!
Anyway, Aoife’s [...]
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Issue 3.1 (Summer 2007) of Tales of the Talisman is NOW AVAILABLE… featuring such authors as Jack Mangan and Ken Goldman, and of course, me. My story is entitled: “The Ice Mines of Pluto.” The magazine is edited and published by David Lee Summers, and the cover artist is Laura Givens. Visit Tales of the Talisman [...]
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