I’m over the moon about this sale and it also marks a couple of interesting firsts for me that I thought were worth sharing “Kiss Me Twice” is my first novella sale It began life as my first NaNoWriMo effort It’s my first story with a recurring character Way back in 2004, I was living […]
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The article I wrote for the October/November issue of Asimov’s is online. I interviewed theoretical physicist Michio Kaku and we talked about things that are almost possible. There are a lot of things that pull folks to science fiction, but probably the biggest draw comes because it makes impossible things seem possible. Who wouldn’t want
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Forgive me for squeeing all over myself but I’ve been reading Asimov’s since I was a teen and I just had just had the dream experience. I went into the bookstore and bought a copy of the magazine with my name on the cover. My name. On the cover of Asimov’s. It’s my first sale
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Gord Sellar was born in Malawi, raised in Canada, and now is living in South Korea, where he works as a professor and is researching the status and development of Korean SF. His writing has appeared in Asimov’s Science Fiction, Interzone, and Apex Magazine, among other places, and his story “Lester Young and the Jupiter’s
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I think this post should probably consist of nothing but exclamation points. Growing up, I subscribed to Asimov’s and had a shelf full of back issues until I went to college. It was one of my favorite tickets to other worlds but I never imagined, back then, of actually appearing in its pages. But my
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