Tag Archives: Vigil

Aurealis Awards Shortlist!

aaAnd 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

CandleSo, 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 #35,
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2016 Locus Recommended Reading List

snoopy-danceWoohoo!

Both Vigil and A Feast of Sorrows: Stories have berths on the Locus Recommended Reading List for 2016!

And now we dance the dance of joy.

Working on …

Hind-Girl… getting The Tallow-Wife and Other Tales finished by the end of January before I start on the third and final Verity Fassbinder book, Restoration.

Here’s a sample from one of the The Tallow-Wife tales, “Embers and Ash”. Keen-eyed readers will
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2016 Productivity

7682168-3x2-700x467Just to remind myself that I did achieve stuff last year (and just in case anyone’s curious), here’s the list of the writing things I did/produced/appeared at in 2016.

Novel:

Vigil (Jo Fletcher Books, July 2016)

Short Story Collections:

A Feast of Sorrows (Prime)
Winter
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Supanova in RAdelaide!!!

7682168-3x2-700x467Woohoo! Supanova the Second – for me at least.

With my fellow authors (scribblers!) Maria Lewis, Jane Abbott, Alison Goodman and Alan Baxter, I’ll be at the SupaAuthors’ table, signing stuff, tallying redheads (Jane has a theory, we’re testing it),
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Supanova in Brisneyland!!!

supaWell, you might not be three exclamation marks’ worth of excited but I am!!!

It’s my first Supanova and it’s in my hometown. Pretty happy about that. Also pretty darned excited that I’ll be there with mates
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New Review of Vigil

Vigil v4 2Many thanks to the delightful Maria Haskins for this great review of Vigil!

Angela Slatter’s ‘Vigil’ is a whodunnit wrapped up in a dark, urban fantasy world, and one of the many delightful things about this terrific page-turner of
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Appearance at the Wheeler Centre

wheelerI’ll be in Melbourne over the weekend teaching on Sunday, and on  preciousMonday 24 I’ll be doing a reading from Vigil as part of the Wheeler Centre’s The Next Big Thing.

Speculative Fiction

What if?Untether your
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Over at Peter M. Ball’s place …

7682168-3x2-700x467… I ate all the cupcakes and talked about Vigil and the writing craft.

Here!