I’ve been resisting looking back at 2025 for obvious reasons. Nonetheless, it had some good points for me and I hope for you, also. Songs for Obsidian was published in Beneath Ceaseless Skies. This is
Oh hey, here’s a piece I was commissioned to write for Amazing Stories about ongoing contract concerns affecting writers for some premier science fiction & fantasy magazines: https://amazingstories.com/2025/11/what-should-readers-and-writers-expect-now-that-five-top-magazines-are-under-new-management/
After admiring the wondrous cover on the Nov/Dec Analog, read my reviews of books by Mary Robinette Kowal, Annalee Newitz, Daryl Gregory, and more. Here is the full lineup. Meet Me at the Crossroads
Come meet me, get an autograph, & listen to a new story at Capclave in Rockville, MD this weekend: Sat 12:00 PM to 12:25 PM (Lincoln) I will be reading from my latest novelette, “Songs
Next week I will be at the Seattle Convention Center nerding out about reading, writing, book reviewing, dinosaurs, alternate history, and more. Here is my schedule, which gives me plenty of time to connect with
Read my story in the latest issue of Beneath Ceaseless Skies: It takes the better part of a millennium for Tripodea to recover sufficiently from the mage’s cruelty before she can contemplate sending her thoughts
I am beyond thrilled to announce that a story I wrote about imprisoned stone giants will be appearing soon in Beneath Ceaseless Skies. This is the award-winning fiction magazine dedicated to bringing readers top quality
Want some fun summer reading? The July-August issue of Analog has my suggestions: Ray Nayler, Mary G. Thompson, Gregory Frost, Sharon Shinn, Nalo Hopkinson & Mia Tsai.
Kansas City was a fun place to get together with other science fiction and fantasy writers for SFWA’s sixtieth anniversary. It was a joy to watch the latest SFWA Grand Master, Nicola Griffith, be interviewed
Happy National Dinosaur Day. It’s today! Here’s how to celebrate.
