Helix SF has just published my novelette Family Tree. It's my eleventh story to see print or pixels.
http://www.helixsf.com/
The story is free to read, although Helix welcomes donations, as that's how it pays its authors.
This story was workshopped at Milford in 2004, so if any of you were there -- thanks for the excellent critiques. At the time, the story was known as Silver Apples, but Sue Thomason was trenchant on the need to change the title. She was right, of course.
A good way to start 2008!
V.
http://www.helixsf.com/
The story is free to read, although Helix welcomes donations, as that's how it pays its authors.
This story was workshopped at Milford in 2004, so if any of you were there -- thanks for the excellent critiques. At the time, the story was known as Silver Apples, but Sue Thomason was trenchant on the need to change the title. She was right, of course.
A good way to start 2008!
V.
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A1. I'm a British writer of SF stories and occasionally slipstream fantasy.
Q2. How long have you been doing this stuff?
A2. Hard at it since '97.
Q3. Where can I read your stories?
A3. For free at Transcriptase and Hub, or for a collection try:
Q4. When's that first novel due?
A4. Um... I'm working on it, but don't wait up.
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