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“Still Life Through Water Droplets” Live at Toasted Cake
Yeah for Toasted Cake! My story “Still Life Through Droplets,” originally published in Daily Science Fiction, is now up for listening at Toasted Cake, perhaps my favorite podcasts out there. If you’re not familiar with Toasted Cake, it’s a Parsec … Continue reading
Two Tales Go Out of Print
10Flash Quarterly published two of my stories in 2012 before closing shop. When the magazine shut down, the editor said the archives would stay online for another year. It didn’t quite make it a full year. The archives and 10Flash … Continue reading
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Tagged 10Flash Quarterly, Clownspace, Toasted Cake, Wings Over the Suicide Rocks
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“Still Life” to Get the Toasted Cake Treatment
It’s been a while since I’ve reported any sales, so it’s a pleasure to write this post. The fact that I get to report the sale of “Still Life Through Water Droplets” to the Parsec Award winning podcast Toasted Cake makes … Continue reading
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Tagged Daily Science Fiction, Sale, Still Life Through Water Droplets, Toasted Cake
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Toasted Cake Wins Parsec Award for Best New Podcast
Toasted Cake recently produced a wonderful podcast of my story “Clownspace.” I learned a couple of days ago that Toasted Cake was honored with a Parsec Award for best new podcast. While I wasn’t overly familiar with the Parsec Awards (I’d heard of them, … Continue reading
Returning Home to Some Toasted Cake
I made it back from my Palmyra adventure in one piece. I’m a little tanner and lot tired, but it was a good trip. I got a lot of science done, but equally important, I got a lot writing accomplished, too. I … Continue reading
“Clownspace” To Be Served Up at Toasted Cake
Toasted Cake has accepted my flash story “Clownspace” for podcasting. I’m looking forward to what they will do with this one (e.g., will they’ll add circus/clown music: doo-doo-do-do-doo-do). This story originally appeared in the January 2012 issue of 10Flash Quarterly (now defunct), but if … Continue reading
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