April/May 2015 of Asimovs should have a story in it by me.
There will be a flash fiction contest shortly. Very shortly. Jesus, but I am behind on getting information out to contestants!
Hold on!
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Recent News...
I'm deep in space, a quantum clone transmitted via ansible and orbiting a distant desert world.
While I'm away, I happened to receive a contract in the post from ANALOG, who will be publishing my short story "Farmer" excerpted from an unpublished novel that also includes "Dolores, Big and Strong" from Asimov's April/May 2014, and "Paul and his Son" coming, next month, in Asimov's April/May 2015.
Mustard is super easy to make at home, and I don't understand why anyone buys it now that I've made it once. Grind the seeds in a blender; add liquid, optional spices/herbs; stir and adjust until liquidy consistency that is mustard-y; let sit overnight. Boom. Delicious Mustard.
I do not recommend working at 3 jobs simultaneously. It is very difficult to stay sane and alert when one is changing so many gears.
The garden is a helpful place to keep one's mind rooted into the skull where it belongs.
While I'm away, I happened to receive a contract in the post from ANALOG, who will be publishing my short story "Farmer" excerpted from an unpublished novel that also includes "Dolores, Big and Strong" from Asimov's April/May 2014, and "Paul and his Son" coming, next month, in Asimov's April/May 2015.
Mustard is super easy to make at home, and I don't understand why anyone buys it now that I've made it once. Grind the seeds in a blender; add liquid, optional spices/herbs; stir and adjust until liquidy consistency that is mustard-y; let sit overnight. Boom. Delicious Mustard.
I do not recommend working at 3 jobs simultaneously. It is very difficult to stay sane and alert when one is changing so many gears.
The garden is a helpful place to keep one's mind rooted into the skull where it belongs.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Cat, Free To Good Home if You Hurry
UPDATE: Too late! She's now in the care of the Humane Society.
In about two hours, give or take, I will be taking this cat to the shelter unless someone comes and gets her, like right now. I am calling her Turnip because she looks like one, and she did just turn up this morning. So, come and get her quick!
