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In the latest copy of Locus, Rich Horton (one of the few prominent print reviewers who pays attention to the smaller short story markets) reviews New Ceres Nights. I'm putting the entire paragraph up because a) I don't think girliejones has seen it yet and it saves me photocopying that page to send her and b) this way you get to see exactly what percentage ( Read more... )

Tansy Rayner Roberts also picks up details from earlier stories: in this case, two characters she created herself in issue 1 (“Scandal at the Feast of Saturn”), whom Lucy Sussex picked up in issue 2 (“Mist and Murder”). “Prosperine When It Sizzles” finds La Duchesse and Pepin, an aristocratic lady detective and her manservant, once again involved ( Read more... )

I'm very proud to be a part of this anthology. My story, for those who have been following the saga of the little Regency space colony that could, is a sequel to Scandal at the Feast of Saturn, still available to read free online.

I'm also excited about many of the other stories, which I have already read thanks to girliejones often calling on me as one of ( Read more... )

So the World Fantasy Convention issue of Locus fails to provide me with embarrassing pictures of Cat, Alisa or Peek, for which I am deeply disgusted ( Read more... )

I'm very excited to see the second issue of New Ceres hit the interwebs. This is a project very close to my heart, as I was commissioned to write a story (Scandal at the Feast of Saturn) for the premier issue, and have been involved with the worldbuilding and admin of New Ceres from close to the very start ( Read more... )