Release Day & Locus Review
Two releases today and a review...
First up is The Best of Abyss & Apex, Volume One, edited by Wendy S. Delmater and published by Hadley Rille Books. It includes my Aurora-nominated long novelette, "Metamorphoses in Amber", and many other great reprints from my distinguished fellow authors, like dwarzel's excellent "Wikihistory". More info is here.
Table of Contents:
"The Night the Stars Sang Out My Name" by Ken Scholes
"Interfaith" by Lisa Mantchev
"Lament for Titan" by Robin M. Mayhall
"Godspeed, Inc." by Vincent Miskell
"Night is My House" by Christopher Vera
"Metamorphoses in Amber" by Tony Pi
"City of Beautiful Nonsense" by Justin Howe
"New Spectacles" by Will McIntosh
"The Devil You Know" by Heidi Kneale
"Dear Yourself" by Yoon Ha Lee
"Nomad" by Karl Bunker
"Stories of the Alien Invasion" by Manek Mistry
"A Clockwork Break" by Shawn Scarber
"The Knife" by Jason L. Corner
"Hour by Hour" by Lindsay Duncan
"The Watchers" by Patricia Kelly
"In The Season Of Blue Storms" by Jude-Marie Green
"A Season With The Geese" by Rachel Swirsky
"Goddess" by Jon Hansen
"Quantum Semantics" by Norman Ball
"When Maxwell’s Demon Met Schrödinger’s Cat" by Jack Hillman
"Fading Away" by Jay Lake
"The Man Behind the Curtain" by Joseph Paul Haines
"God’s Guitar" by Justin Stanchfield
"Twelve Dancing Daughters" by Pam McNew
"Unicorn’s Rest" by Jill Knowles
"The First Stranger" by Kristine Ong Muslim
"The Sea a Deeper Black" by Tim Pratt
"Museum Beetles" by Simon Kewin
"Four-Dimensional Chess" by Robert Saunders
"Wikihistory" by Desmond Warzel
Next up is On Spec #76, Spring 2009, which contains my short story, "Come-From-Aways", set in Newfoundland.
"Einstein's Theory" by Jack Skillingstead
"Come-From-Aways" by Tony Pi
"Hell Ain' What It Used to be" by J Brian Clarke
"The Lost Girls" by Khria Deefholts
"Last Man" by Matthew Jordan Schmidt
"An Elephant in the Room" by E.E. Moxham
"Agreement: Between Wave and Particle" by Michael Penny
"Bill of Sale" by Michael Penny
Interview with J. Brian Clarke by Roberta Laurie
Interview with Heather Bruton by Lyn X
Finally, a good review of Ages of Wonder, edited by Julie E. Czerneda and Rob St. Martin.
Rich Horton was pleased with the anthology in his review in Locus Magazine (April 2009), focusing on my short story "Sphinx!" and Liz Holliday's "Fletcher's Ghost". Here's what he said about my story:
In Ages of Wonder, Tony Pi's "Sphinx!" is a delight, set in a quite alternate history, in which the land of Ys is threatened by a sphinx that a film maker has apparently revived for a new movie. But other things are going on - most notably, perhaps, the jealousy of the movie's director about his young wife, the movie's star.
Try them all!
ETA: link to A&A write-up
First up is The Best of Abyss & Apex, Volume One, edited by Wendy S. Delmater and published by Hadley Rille Books. It includes my Aurora-nominated long novelette, "Metamorphoses in Amber", and many other great reprints from my distinguished fellow authors, like dwarzel's excellent "Wikihistory". More info is here.
Table of Contents:
"The Night the Stars Sang Out My Name" by Ken Scholes
"Interfaith" by Lisa Mantchev
"Lament for Titan" by Robin M. Mayhall
"Godspeed, Inc." by Vincent Miskell
"Night is My House" by Christopher Vera
"Metamorphoses in Amber" by Tony Pi
"City of Beautiful Nonsense" by Justin Howe
"New Spectacles" by Will McIntosh
"The Devil You Know" by Heidi Kneale
"Dear Yourself" by Yoon Ha Lee
"Nomad" by Karl Bunker
"Stories of the Alien Invasion" by Manek Mistry
"A Clockwork Break" by Shawn Scarber
"The Knife" by Jason L. Corner
"Hour by Hour" by Lindsay Duncan
"The Watchers" by Patricia Kelly
"In The Season Of Blue Storms" by Jude-Marie Green
"A Season With The Geese" by Rachel Swirsky
"Goddess" by Jon Hansen
"Quantum Semantics" by Norman Ball
"When Maxwell’s Demon Met Schrödinger’s Cat" by Jack Hillman
"Fading Away" by Jay Lake
"The Man Behind the Curtain" by Joseph Paul Haines
"God’s Guitar" by Justin Stanchfield
"Twelve Dancing Daughters" by Pam McNew
"Unicorn’s Rest" by Jill Knowles
"The First Stranger" by Kristine Ong Muslim
"The Sea a Deeper Black" by Tim Pratt
"Museum Beetles" by Simon Kewin
"Four-Dimensional Chess" by Robert Saunders
"Wikihistory" by Desmond Warzel
Next up is On Spec #76, Spring 2009, which contains my short story, "Come-From-Aways", set in Newfoundland.
"Einstein's Theory" by Jack Skillingstead
"Come-From-Aways" by Tony Pi
"Hell Ain' What It Used to be" by J Brian Clarke
"The Lost Girls" by Khria Deefholts
"Last Man" by Matthew Jordan Schmidt
"An Elephant in the Room" by E.E. Moxham
"Agreement: Between Wave and Particle" by Michael Penny
"Bill of Sale" by Michael Penny
Interview with J. Brian Clarke by Roberta Laurie
Interview with Heather Bruton by Lyn X
Finally, a good review of Ages of Wonder, edited by Julie E. Czerneda and Rob St. Martin.
Rich Horton was pleased with the anthology in his review in Locus Magazine (April 2009), focusing on my short story "Sphinx!" and Liz Holliday's "Fletcher's Ghost". Here's what he said about my story:
In Ages of Wonder, Tony Pi's "Sphinx!" is a delight, set in a quite alternate history, in which the land of Ys is threatened by a sphinx that a film maker has apparently revived for a new movie. But other things are going on - most notably, perhaps, the jealousy of the movie's director about his young wife, the movie's star.
Try them all!
ETA: link to A&A write-up