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Here's my Schedule for Readercon 30, July 11-14, Quincy Marriott, Quincy, MA:

Writing Craft and Mentoring Programs
Jack Dann, Theodora Goss (mod), Kate Maruyama, Kenneth Schneyer, Holly Walrath ( Read more... )

Nice surprise this morning: apparently Rhode Island Public Radio has rebroadcast my 2014 essay "The Truth of Revision" on their This I Believe New England program.  I've already had two e-mails praising it.  🙂

http://www.ripr.org/post/i-believe-new-england-revision

I'm very happy to announce that Trevor Quachri at Analog Science Fiction & Fact has bought my novelette "Keepsakes".  My guess is that it will appear sometime late in the year.

Because my ability to edit my Writertopia page seems to have vanished, I am now "transferring my flag," as it were, to LJ.  From now on, my bibliography will appear here (until and unless I get a web site of my own):

Collections:

• Anthems Outside Time and Other Strange Voices (Fairwood Press) (forthcoming 2020).
• The Law & the Heart (Stillpoint ( Read more... )

I will be attending MidAmericaCon II in Kansas City, August 17-21: my first Worldcon ever!  I'm very excited.

Here's my schedule:

Whose DNA is it?
Thursday, 1:00 p.m., Room 2206
Helen Pennington (moderator), Marguerite Kenner, Howard Rosenblat, Kenneth Schneyer
Panelists discuss DNA and your privacy, from a legal perspective. What can be done ( Read more... )

My strange little story "Some Pebbles in the Palm" is now available in both text and audio formats on Lightspeed Magazine.

http://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/fiction/some-pebbles-in-the-palm/

My schedule for Readercon 27, which will take place July 7-10, 2016, at the Quincy Marriott, Quincy, MA (new location):

Friday July 08

2:00 PM C Cozy Dystopia. Gili Bar-Hillel, Bart Leib, Shariann Lewitt, Kenneth Schneyer (leader), Sabrina Vourvoulias. When we think of the world of Harry Potter, what comes to mind first-the magic and childish ( Read more... )

Here's my schedule for Arisia 2016, January 15-18, Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel:

The Future of Mars - Literature, Panel - 1hr 15min - Faneuil (3W) - Friday 8:30 p.m.
We grew up reading about Barsoom and the Mars of Wells and Bradbury. Today, we’re finally exploring the reality of the red planet. Where does our fictional treatment of Mars go ( Read more... )

John Joseph Adams at Lightspeed Magazine just bought my story "The Plausibility of Dragons."  This is my first sale ever to John, and I couldn't be happier!