There's a new edition of Residential Aliens up now at http://www.resaliens.com/. This time it includes stories by Walt Staples, Kat Heckenbach, Stoney M. Setzer and more.
A.P. Fuchs says: My zombie novel, Zomtropolis: A Record of Life in a Dead City, is now being posted on my website at http://www.canisterx.com. There will be a new installment each week, updated Fridays. This is a story about zombies, a futuristic city torn to ruins, blood, guts and that little thing called love. Please click on the link to be taken to the book's page, which lists the table of contents. http://apfuchs.wordpress.com/zomtropolis/ Thanks. Enjoy the story.
Check out the Facebook fan page for the New Authors Fellowship: http://www.facebook.com/newauthors for plenty of action and interaction with up-and-coming speculative fiction authors.
This also looks to be an interesting Facebook group: the C.S. Lewis Society of California.
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4/09/2010
9/25/2009
News on September 25th, 2009
Lyndon Perry says:
Now broadcasting in high definition storytelling.
I’m excited to pack this issue with 5 solid-length short stories! Nothing against flash (I published three short fictions in August) but I thought we’d get into some real plot development this month. Plus, I’m featuring 4 new-to-these-pages authors, and bringing back veteran Stoney Setzer to round out 3.3. Here’s what you can expect…
The first story, “Doctor Glesan” by Margaret Karmazin & Amalia Weinberg, is an alien abduction story which you should read while listening to The Killers as they sing Spaceman. Next up is Michael W. Garza’s speculative science fiction “Return to Sender.” The story illo is a big hint…you’ll like the ending too. I enjoy fantasy humor so Samuel Choy’s “Emperor Fred” is, I think you’ll agree, a fun diversion. Next, AJ Cooper (from here at SFReader!) offers a darker fantasy, “Angrok the Avenger” – a fast paced sword and sorcery tale. And the last story, “The Pride of Guillermo” by Stoney M. Setzer, is a bit of a conspiracy thriller with a lesson or two thrown in.
So there’s something for everyone. I hope you like the variety. Feel free to leave comments for the authors at the bottom of their stories. We’ll chat with you next month. Your fellow alien, Lyn
www.resaliens.com
Now broadcasting in high definition storytelling.
I’m excited to pack this issue with 5 solid-length short stories! Nothing against flash (I published three short fictions in August) but I thought we’d get into some real plot development this month. Plus, I’m featuring 4 new-to-these-pages authors, and bringing back veteran Stoney Setzer to round out 3.3. Here’s what you can expect…
The first story, “Doctor Glesan” by Margaret Karmazin & Amalia Weinberg, is an alien abduction story which you should read while listening to The Killers as they sing Spaceman. Next up is Michael W. Garza’s speculative science fiction “Return to Sender.” The story illo is a big hint…you’ll like the ending too. I enjoy fantasy humor so Samuel Choy’s “Emperor Fred” is, I think you’ll agree, a fun diversion. Next, AJ Cooper (from here at SFReader!) offers a darker fantasy, “Angrok the Avenger” – a fast paced sword and sorcery tale. And the last story, “The Pride of Guillermo” by Stoney M. Setzer, is a bit of a conspiracy thriller with a lesson or two thrown in.
So there’s something for everyone. I hope you like the variety. Feel free to leave comments for the authors at the bottom of their stories. We’ll chat with you next month. Your fellow alien, Lyn
www.resaliens.com
8/12/2009
News for August 12th, 2009
Here are the first four Guild members in Lyn Perry's series of mini-interviews:
2 Questions for Rebecca LuElla Miller
2 Questions for Stoney M. Setzer
2 Questions for R.L. Copple
2 Questions for Grace Bridges
And another mini-interview from Lynda Schab, Grand Rapids Christian Fiction Examiner:
10 Fun Facts about Grace Bridges
2 Questions for Rebecca LuElla Miller
2 Questions for Stoney M. Setzer
2 Questions for R.L. Copple
2 Questions for Grace Bridges
And another mini-interview from Lynda Schab, Grand Rapids Christian Fiction Examiner:
10 Fun Facts about Grace Bridges
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