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Domnall and the Borrowed Child: Sylvia Spruck Wrigley
1. What do new readers need to know about Sylvia Spruck Wrigley?
They should know that the sense of time and place in my stories is very variable. I’m German-American and I’ve spent more time living in Spain and
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Aurora Australis
For the latest Australian spec-fic news, head over to Tor.com for Alexandra Pierce’s Aurora Australis column.
Awards! Films! Anthologies! Stuff!
Finnegan’s Field and Sweet Potato Films
Art by Greg Ruth
I’m so excited to announce this: I’ll be collaborating with the wonderful Vicki Madden of Sweet Potato Films (writer of the award-winning The Kettering Incident) on a project inspired by my novelette “Read more…
April Sneak Peek at Patreon
Over at Patreon, there’ s a little taste of next month’s reward for Monkshoods and above.
Aurealis Awards Shortlist!
And the shortlists for the Aurealis Awards (for 2016 works) has been released.
I’m delighted to have five nominations, and I’m extra delighted to be in such great company on these lists!
BEST HORROR SHORT STORY
“The Red Forest”, Angela Slatter (Winter Children and
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Ditmars
So, just in case you were wondering, my eligible Ditmar works:
Short Stories
“Finnegan’s Field”, at Tor.com, Ellen Datlow (ed.), January 2016.
“Change Management”, in Dead Letters, Conrad Williams (ed.), Titan Books, April 2016.
“Tin Soldier”, Dark Discoveries Magazine, Aaron J. French (ed.) Issue
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Hammers on Bone: Cassandra Khaw
Cassandra Khaw is a London-based writer with roots buried deep in Southeast Asia where there are sometimes more ghosts than people. Her work tends to revolve around intersectional cultures, mythological mash-ups, and bizarre urban architecture.
When not embroiled in fiction, she
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Free ebook giveaway of Some of the Best from Tor.com
With stories by Charlie Jane Anders, Laurie Penny, N.K. Jemisin, and more!
Tor.com are very excited to offer a free download of the 2016 edition of Some of the Best from Tor.com, an anthology of 25 of our favorite
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Over at Tor.com: Five Mosaic Novels You Should Read
Art from Lavie Tidhar’s Central Station
Yay, my PhD didn’t entirely go to waste coz I got to write this article for Tor.com!
Five Mosaic Novels You Should Read
A mosaic novel, you say? What’s that
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Review: Of Sorrow and Such
Well, a year since its release and my lovely Ditmar Award winning Tor.com novella, Of Sorrow and Such keeps getting nice reviews. Huzzah! Thanks, Alasdair Stuart.
Mistress Gideon is a witch. The people of Eddas Meadow, the village where she lives, either
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