Hello!
Yes, I've started writing short stories. You'll find the stories
in the anthologies listed below.
"Night
Breezes," a Jurisdiction Universe short story, is
available online. Read about it below. |
Author tees off into the challenging
world of
short fiction.
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ReVISIONS
(August, 2004)
edited by
Julie Czerneda and Isaac Szpindel |
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15
all-original tales of "what might have been" if events in
our world had unfolded differently. |
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| STARS:
Janis Ian's Universe
(2003)
edited by Janis Ian and Mike Resnick
Read
a transcript
of an online chat with Janis Ian. |
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"Society's
Stepchild "
An
ill-advised liaison between a young Telchik Dolgorukij student of
government and her Sarvaw sweetheart has tragic consequences. |
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Women
Writing Science Fiction as Men
(2003)
Edited by Mike Resnick
DAW
Science Fiction
ISBN 0-7564-0148-8
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"Thumping
the Weaver"
A
Nurail weave-keeper, bereft of his Weaver, faces an unusual challenge
in Gonebeyond space; and—in the best tradition of this developing
community—hits upon a unique solution to the problem. |
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New
Voices in Science Fiction
(2003)
Edited by Mike Resnick |
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"Insubordination"
Joslire
Curran encounters a tormentor from his days at Fleet Orientation
Station Medical and is desperate to keep his distance, but—without
time to speak to his own officer of assignment, Andrej Koscuisko—how
can he do that and protect Robert St. Clare from suffering |
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Orycon
24 Program Book
(November 2002)
Read
the story online!
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"Night
Breezes"
The
Ragnarok has long since left Port Burkhayden, but challenging
issues still face the Nurail community there; issues to which
the Danzilar prince on the one hand, and Sylyphe Tavart and Skelern
Hanner on the other, have different approaches of varying degrees
of success.
Note: This isn't an anthology publication or a magazine publication
per se; it's a short story in the program book. If you attended
Orycon 24, you received a copy in your program book.
Now,
for the first time, this story is available to everyone who couldn't
make it to Oregon last November. I hope you enjoy it!
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| SF
& Magic
(2004)
Edited by eluki bes shahar
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"Snake
in the Grass"
A
respected community leader is revealed as having dabbled in dangerous
energies; can her friend reconcile with spiritual powers she rejected
to avenge a wrong.
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