Happy to announce that my non-fiction article, “Martial Arts and Fight Scenes in Zero-G: Depictions in Science Fiction Literature” (companion article to last month’s article on zero-G and martial arts) is now available to read in Clarkesworld!
Fighting in outer space and zero-G arenas, what could be more… dizzying fun?!
-with thanks to Neil Clarke, Kate Baker and the editorial team!
I’m the featured poet in the Oct 2024, print issue of Scifaikuest!
“Scifaikuest is a quarterly digest of minimalist poetry, such as haiku, scifaiku, tanka, cherita, fibonacci, haibun, senryu, gogyoka, saturne, and others. Also included are articles relevant to poetry and to minimalist poetry.”
with thanks to editor teri santitoro
I have a sassy poem, “don’t f with the time empress”, out now in Eye to the Telescope!
with mahjong and pachinko parlors involved–I already hear the clinking!
-Many thanks to the SFPA staff, and to the editor of this issue, Melissa Ridley Elmes
My monthly Patreon update is now live–and I have a special update post about my non-fiction article in Clarkesworld about zero-G in martial arts and fight scenes that includes extra thoughts and notes limited to certain Patreon levels.
Check out the updates here on my Patreon!
My story, “Luminous Glass, Vibrant Seeds,” is now available to read in Clarkesworld!
I also have a non-fiction article in this month’s issue about martial arts and zero-G.
Check it out!
-with thanks to Neil Clarke, Kate Baker and the editorial team
I’m happy to announce that my story, “Luminous Glass, Vibrant Seeds”, is forthcoming in Clarkesworld!
It’s a solarpunky story and includes glassmaking and agrovoltaics!
-with thanks to Neil Clarke and the editorial team
Happy to announce that my little ku poem, “Landslides” is forthcoming in Star*Line!
-with thanks to editor Jean-Paul L. Garnier
I wanted to pop in to say I had a great time presenting at the Flights of Foundry convention last month and met some wonderful writers, creators and speculative fiction/art appreciators. Had some wonderful chats and connections!
Many thanks to all the volunteers and staff–and the tech help!
My microfiction story, ““Wandering the Cosmos”, is out now in Stupefying Stories!
This story is one of the selected stories from a contest to write a story on a theme in 125 words or less. The theme this time was “homeless” and I took the narrative to outer space.
-with thanks to Pete Wood and the editorial staff
Happy to learn that my poem “ribbon spicy” in Eye to the Telescope was nominated for the Best of the Net award!
-with thanks to the editors at ETTT
D.A. Xiaolin Spires 