“The Ballad of the Slush Reader What I’ve Learned (And What I Want to Know) about Reading Slush”—by Nelly Geraldine García-Rosas (Nelly Geraldine García-Rosas) sfwa.org/2024/07/03/the…

Open for space probes in love and other heartaches 👇🏼

I've got a story coming out in the latest issue of Lightspeed Mag (Bluesky: @lightspeedmagazine.com)! It'll be free to read Sept. 23, or you can buy the ebook! (Or, you can sign up for a free 3-month trial subscription!) lightspeedmagazine.com/issues/sept-20…

Huge thanks to Third Place Books for your warm welcome last night, welcoming the in-person launch of CITY OF DANCING GARGOYLES (SFWP) I think this might be the first time I've been a staff pick! ❤️ More online and in-person events to come: taracampbell.com

There's something fishy about this tale 🐟🪼🦐

it is Friday the 13th DO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS???!1? just four more days until FROM THESE DARK ABODES by Lyndsie Manusos | FROM THESE DARK ABODES - 9/17/24 is released and let me tell you... these abodes? they are SO dark you won't even believe it darkest abodes you ever seen. pre-order yours now!

What? How? Reeling! So thankful! Thank you, thank you! The judges, my editors, Renee, every magazine that pubbed these stories! Unbelievable that Ghostroots is in such stellar company. 💛

Sad to say I'm cancelling my trip to World Fantasy. They asked me to be on disability panels, but ignored months of my pleas for a real COVID policy. Every recent major con has been a spreader. Many disabled attendees wrote to WFC with concern. The result? This non-policy.

ICYMI my new story, “Another Girl Another the Iron Bell” is out in Uncanny Magazine! Inspired by the legend of Kiyohime, it's got demons, cursed jars, an evil monk, and explores what love can mean to those who are told they don’t deserve it. uncannymagazine.com/article/anothe…

So excited to have a story coming out in khōréō magazine one of the most exciting and bondary pushing markets in speculative fiction. Shout out to #IgnyteNominated LP Kindred #AvowedDénouementSlut and my Pops for inspiring “Nightskin’s Landing.” Hope everyone enjoys reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.

Esra Kahya Aysel K. Basci “A Little Like Sap, a Bit Like a Tree” by Natalia Theodoridou is a story about a transmasc nursing birds, based on true events.

New story out in khōréō magazine !! 🖤🐦‍⬛

...I don't mind doing those kinds of panels, as long as I also get to other, more general panels on themes, on craft, on trends or any other topics. At some point, it feels like tokenization. Its happened enough now that I am going to start withdrawing from cons over it.

Writers, what’re the shortest stories you’ve ever written and published (top 3)? Mine are: Tiny Fires on the Toyoko Line (250 words) paranoidtree.com/read/vol-39 The Nightmare Delivery Service (424 words) smallwondersmag.com/piece/the-nigh… Human Trash (432 words) maudlinhouse.net/human-trash/

My book releases TOMORROW! Is it normal to feel excited panic?! And utter joy?! But also panic?! Panic-joy?! How did y'all handle the excitement (and panic!) of your debut?

This week we're studying works by Danai Christopoulou | Greek SFF Author (she/they) and we couldn't be more excited! First up is "Bride of the Gulf" in khōréō magazine! Read along with us! khoreomag.com/fiction/bride-…

Such an honor 💜

Very stoked to announce that my story "The Unfactory" has been accepted for publication at Diabolical Plots: Ignyte Award Winner!. It's a story about the horrors of forgetting, and being forgotten, and I can't wait for y'all to read it!

A mysterious and spellbinding story about roles and lives that others try to confine us in. What we end up doing might trap us there forever. Do we have the strength to refuse it? By Aimee Ogden (Updates Only) in Trollbreath Magazine magazine.trollbreath.com/ingenue-once/

I agree so much with this thread. When you're assigning panels, please consider that people are not one dimensional beings and can talk about various topics, not only about those pertaining to their identities.