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Back in 2009, my Clarion classmate Kater Cheek started a webcomic. I've written about Kater before - she's authored the Urban Fantasy series featuring heroine Kit Melbourne. That series starts with the opening line, "It was a slow afternoon in Cafe Ishmael when James read the tea leaves that predicted my murder." (From "Seeing Things" by Kater ( Read more... )

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I'd blogged earlier about suddenly finding an Epidapheles story from Ramsey in F&SF. That story, Epidapheles and the Insufficiently Affectionate Ocelot,  is now available online:

"THE COMMISSION CAME TO Door, as so many of these commissions do, in a dream. But not his own dream. Door was a chair, an invisible chair, and thus a very practical ( Read more... )

I'm keeping track, in this journal, of the stories I read at Clarion (San Diego, 2007) and when and where they're being published. Also of Clarion submission stories, when the authors share their news.

So I'm delighted to say we have Another One: my Clarion classmate Peter Atwood has his story Artifact in the current issue of Apex. It's a tender ( Read more... )

Nick Wolven, one of my awesome Clarion 2007 classmates, has done it again. He has another story in Asimov's... the August 2010 issue. (At this rate, I may have to subscribe. The July 2010 issue has a story by my marvelous writing-grouper, Aliette de Bodard:  The Jaguar House, in Shadow.)

Nick wrote On the Horizon as a Clarion admission piece, since ( Read more... )

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I should probably call this post, Keyan Bowes and the Insufficiently Immodest Author.

Browsing at Borders on a rainy evening, I flipped through the spec-fic magazines - and there, in Fantasy and Science Fiction, was a story by my Clarion 2007 classmate, Ramsey Shehadeh. It was called Epidapheles and the Insufficiently Affectionate Ocelot.

Before I ( Read more... )