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A quick look back
Dec. 31st, 2020 11:16 pmNext year is going to involve more stuff of mine being published in the first two months than I had in the entirety of 2020, but sometimes that's the way the publication schedule cookie crumbles.
I did, however, publish things this year! Two short stories:
Book-wise, I put out Driftwood, which, if not one of the best things I've done (and it's gotten enough rave reception in different places that it might well be up there), is certainly the most timely: this is, after all, the book Publishers Weekly described as "hope in the face of apocalypse." May it continue to bring light where it is needed -- as it likely will be for some time.
Come on, 2021. You will not solve all our woes on January 1st -- one at least will need to wait for the 20th -- but may you at least be a path up out of the underworld.
(originally posted at Swan Tower: https://is.gd/7xvQul)
I did, however, publish things this year! Two short stories:
- "Cruel Sisters" at Daily Science Fiction (wherein I deal with a continuity error in a folksong), and
- "The City of the Tree" at Uncanny Magazine (wherein I explore a different corner of the world of the Varekai novellas).
Book-wise, I put out Driftwood, which, if not one of the best things I've done (and it's gotten enough rave reception in different places that it might well be up there), is certainly the most timely: this is, after all, the book Publishers Weekly described as "hope in the face of apocalypse." May it continue to bring light where it is needed -- as it likely will be for some time.
Come on, 2021. You will not solve all our woes on January 1st -- one at least will need to wait for the 20th -- but may you at least be a path up out of the underworld.
(originally posted at Swan Tower: https://is.gd/7xvQul)
