BCS anthology
May. 3rd, 2010 10:45 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
swan_towerOne of the victims of me falling behind on e-mail has been this announcement: Scott Andrews, editor of Beneath Ceaseless Skies, has released an anthology of the magazine!
(My contribution is "Driftwood," for those who are fans.)
If you've been meaning to sample the magazine, this is a good way to do it: a $2.99 ebook available in five different formats. Proceeds get funneled back into keeping the magazine going -- and since BCS is that semi-rarity, a magazine that pays its authors more than a token amount, I'm all in favor of that! Table of contents and other details here.
The Best of BCS, Year One features such authors as Marie Brennan, Richard Parks, and 2009 Campbell Award finalists Tony Pi and Aliette de Bodard. It includes “Thieves of Silence” by Holly Phillips, named to Locus's 2009 Recommended Reading List, and “Father's Kill” by Christopher Green, winner of the Aurealis Award for Best Fantasy Short Story of 2009.
(My contribution is "Driftwood," for those who are fans.)
If you've been meaning to sample the magazine, this is a good way to do it: a $2.99 ebook available in five different formats. Proceeds get funneled back into keeping the magazine going -- and since BCS is that semi-rarity, a magazine that pays its authors more than a token amount, I'm all in favor of that! Table of contents and other details here.
