Hello friends and readers, my second publication for the year has come out! (if you missed it, my first one was a podcast reprint of "Sugar and Spice")
"For Whatever We Lose" is a scifi short story that you can read now in Luna Station Quarterly. They also have a print edition, which is very nice. There will be an interview about it on their blog later this month so I don't want to retread too much of that ground accidentally, but I do want to say that the title comes from the ee cummings poem "maggie and milly and molly and may" and I'm honestly not sure if I should recommend reading the poem before or after reading my story, but that one informs the other just a little bit. It's one of the few times I haven't had a hard time coming up with a title.
If you liked my story "Daddy's Girl", it's a little bit along those lines.
Also, in upcoming publication news, my short story "The Wave" will be in issue 04 of Wizards in Space Magazine. You can preorder a print copy of it here, and I think it's coming out on March 22. "The Wave" previously appeared on my Patreon, so I was very happy to find it a home with a wider audience here!
Congratulations on the published stories! That's wonderful news! I think science fiction is interesting, though I've never been able to write it; I admire anyone who can.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteIt's funny, I'm the opposite. I really, really can't write "normal" stories. Anything that I try to write without a speculative element pretty much always gets rewritten so that those features are there, and they're always (in my opinion) the better for it.