I’ve had a deep love for alternate history even before my days as an archaeologist. It goes back to when I first read about the Punic Wars and rooted for Carthage to prevail over Rome.
I am astounded to learn that my novelette “Apollo in Retrograde” placed second in the Analog magazine readers’ awards in its category for 2023. Such an honor!
A fresh batch of reviews of books by M. V. Melcer, Seth Dickinson, Tobias Buckell, Premee Mohamed, Ray Naylor, and Naomi Kritzer
It’s Springtime around here, a time when a writer’s thoughts turn to the ferocious allosauruses of the Jurassic.
It’s always interesting to attend a writing conference or convention for the first time. Yesterday, I came home from Orlando where the International Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts was held.
Cat Rambo’s Wayward Wormhole comes to the New Mexico Desert in November. She gets the best instructors.
ZOMG! Look! My novelette, “Apollo in Retrograde,” is a finalist for the AnLab Readers’ Award.
Woo hoo! The current issue of Analog Magazine has some excellent science fiction by David Gerrold and other fine writers, plus my latest book review column: The Reference Library. It’s available right now for you
Hey all you readers of Greek mythology, do you remember when one of Hercules’ twelve labors was to steal Cerberus, the three-headed guard dog of the Underworld? Ever wonder what happened next? Find out by reading my latest story, “Who’s a Good Hellhound?”
