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Yesterday, I sold a reprint of Moon Flu to Mercury, an Israeli SF magazine. The translated story should appear in the next issue, due soon. Such easy people to work with! That was my first acceptance since last April, other than AnthologyBuilder. Talking of which...
AnthologyBuilder now hosts all my published stories :-) So, if you've ever read (and hopefully enjoyed) one of my stories, you now know where to find the rest, should you feel inclined to do a spot of anthologising.
http://www.anthologybuilder.com/authord
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AnthologyBuilder now hosts all my published stories :-) So, if you've ever read (and hopefully enjoyed) one of my stories, you now know where to find the rest, should you feel inclined to do a spot of anthologising.
http://www.anthologybuilder.com/authord
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Infrequently Asked Questions
Q1. Who the hell are you?
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 on-line at Transcriptase and Hub (links below), or you can build a collection of them at:
Q4. When's that first novel due?
A4. First draft is nearing completion.
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 on-line at Transcriptase and Hub (links below), or you can build a collection of them at:
Q4. When's that first novel due?
A4. First draft is nearing completion.
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