Archive for short stories
May 8, 2013 at 08:21 · Filed under short stories and tagged: short stories
My new story “We Have Always Lived on Mars” is up now at Tor.com!!!
You can also get it for your e-reader nook, kobo*, kindle
*remember, you can get your kobo ebook from an indiebound bookstore!
the art works (which I think is absolutely perfect and totally gorgeous) is by Carl Wien.
January 23, 2013 at 11:34 · Filed under Uncategorized and tagged: short stories
Hello. it’s been pointed out by Christopher Rowe and others that in the sci fi community we kind of have to remind people that we have stuff out there eligible to be nominated since so much of the awards are membership voted. So, taking a deep breath, here it goes.
For the Norton I have a YA hybrid novel The Year of the Beasts that is eligible. It’s alternating chapters of prose / graphic novel. the prose is the story of two girls and the boys they like and the summer and the graphic novel is about a girl who is a Medusa who just wants to be a girl again (with a centaur, minotaur and mermaid friends)
I also have three short stories eligible for the Nebula and Hugo
A retelling of the Prince Lindwurm fairy tale “Brother. Prince. Snake” over at Tor.com
A zombie story “Always the Same. Till it’s Not.” over at Apex Magazine
And of course “The Marker” in Ellen Datlow and Terry Windling’s fantastic AFTER anthology.
December 31, 2012 at 19:15 · Filed under la review of books, Letters for Kids, literary diaspora, short stories, the year of the beasts and tagged: la review of books, letters for kids, Literary Diaspora, short stories, the year of the beasts
My 2012 lit count
Novel. The Year of the Beasts illustrated by Nate Powell.
5 short stories.
“Always the Same. Till it’s Not.” Zombie Story Apex Magazine
“Wallflower” Vertigo Comics Ghosts #1 illustrated by Amy Reeder
“The Marker” in the anthology AFTER ed. by Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling
“Brother. Prince. Snake.” A Prince Lindworm retelling on Tor.com
“To Grandmother’s House” A Red Riding Hood retelling YA Review Net
Proud editor of the YA/C Section at the LA Review of Books . We had a great 2012. Including first ePub ht.ly/gsiPC . The one piece I wrote over LA Review of Books blog was about making art when going through trauma.
Also I loved being the Correspondence Coordinator for Letters for Kids at The Rumpus. So delighted by all the Letters for Kids for @The_Rumpus ht.ly/gsfGg more letters coming at you in 2013. Hope you will subscribe.
Creative plan for 2013. Write More books. More comics. More everything. And restart The Literary Diaspora @litdiaspora
Happy 2013, all!
November 30, 2012 at 14:32 · Filed under short stories and tagged: short stories
It’s holiday time again! And just for you to download is a tiny little holiday story I wrote (originally for Vromans bookstore in 2010) Frost and The Mailman.
A mailman, Daniel Wasserman, and one of Santa’s elves, Frost try to save Christmas after it’s discovered that Santa’s mail has been forwarded to the South Pole.
It’s probably best read aloud to your little ones.
You can download it at Amazon Nook and Kobo *
cover by Jen Wang!
*p.s. if you email me proof that you downloaded it before 12/20 and a snail mail I will mail you a holiday card! IN THE MAIL!
December 19, 2011 at 16:18 · Filed under short stories and tagged: short stories
Hello! My tiny holiday story FROST AND THE MAILMAN is available on Kobo, Nook and Kindle. If you are in Canada, you can download it for free on Kobo with the promo code FROST. The cover is by Jen Wang (buy her book Koko Be Good.)
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Frost and the Mailman
A mailman, Daniel Wasserman, and one of Santas elves, Frost, try to save Christmas after its discovered that Santas mail has been forwarded to the South Pole.
