Musings of a Wannabe Speculative Fiction Writer
I think it is fantastic that Nuke, the editor, provides so many channels for stories to be discovered. The website, the eBooks and the audio together provide a powerful delivery mechanism for everyone’s work. It is a pleasure to publish with him.
More details about all my publications can be found on my bibliography.
Paul was also kind enough to mention my recent publication of my flash pieces from 2012 on Smashwords. Paul has been a great supporter of my work, for which I am very grateful.
Details of all my flash fiction publications can be found on my bibliography page.
My thanks to Paul Cole for his support of my work. He described The Devil Wears as the latest in my interstellar public service series. I better write another one!
A full listing of my flash fiction pieces can be found at my bibliography page.
Details about all my publications can be found at my bibliography.
Paul Cole, the host of the show, was kind enough to narrate the story. It is the first story on the podcast, starting after Paul’s introduction.
In the Service of the Public was originally published in issue 169 of Antipodean SF.
Details of all my flash fiction pieces, including links to where they are published, can be found on my bibliography page.
Paul Cole, the host of the show, was kind enough to narrate the story. It starts just after the 10 minute mark in the podcast.
The Gloriously Cunning Plan was originally published in issue 165 of Antipodean SF.
Details of all my flash fiction pieces, including links to where they are published, can be found on my bibliography page.
The Beam Me Up podcast mixes science news with science fiction stories. I often look for story inspiration in what is going on currently in the scientific community – Beam Me Up is one of my sources of regular news.
As well as news, the Beam Me Up podcast also features a steady stream of speculative fiction. I particularly look forward to hearing some of the serial stories (The Dark Inspector series comes to mind) each month.
My full list of published stories (all flash fiction) with details of where to find them can be found on my bibliography page.
It was great to hear that one of my stories had some appeal to a US market, and Paul was very generous with his time in recording the story (soundtrack and all!).
For those that are interested, the original text for Shipwrecked is linked to from my bibliography page.
Many thanks to Stephen for providing his story for me to narrate.
I narrated a story by another author. The Red Button by Lynda R Young was a lot of fun to narrate – I even tried different voices! Nuke starts to describe the story at about the 7 minute mark, with the story starting at about 7 minutes 40 seconds.
I also had a 50 word story in this edition called Beware Antipodean Shores. It’s about drop bears. Nuke’s intro starts about the 28 minute 45 second mark, with the story itself at around 29 minutes.
If you get a chance to listen I hope you enjoy!