Schedule for Luxcon and Flights of Foundry 2021

Only in an pandemic can I attend two conferences on the same weekend. There are pros and cons to this new world we live in.

The first conference is Luxcon, a SFF conference that is based in Luxembourg. The second is Flights of Foundry, a massive online conference that spans all weekend and is free to attend.

Here’s my schedule…

Luxcon Schedule: April 17th, 2021

10:00am EST – The Art of the Short Story with Fran Wilde, A. T. Greenblatt, Sam J. Miller, Jean Bürlesk

12:00pm EST – Disability in Genre with Fran Wilde, A. T. Greenblatt, Peadar O’Guilín, John Wiswell, Marissa Lingen

Flights of Foundry Schedule: April 17th, 2021

9:00pm EST – Imagining Accessible Worlds in SFF with Andi C. Buchanan, Ace Ratcliff, A. T. Greenblatt, and Katherine Duckett

Flights of Foundry Schedule: April 18th, 2021

11:30am EST – Author Reading

1:00pm EST – Character, Stakes, and Conflict: Engaging the Reader on an Emotional Journey with Aimee Ogden, Diana Pharaoh Francis, Stuart Hardwick, A. T. Greenblatt, Danny Lore

Hope to see you there!

“Burn or the Episodic Life of Sam Wells as a Super” is a finalist for the Hugo Award.

I have really exciting new today. My novelette “Burn or the Episodic Life of Sam Wells as a Super“, first published in Uncanny Magazine, is a finalist for the Hugo Award!

The Hugo Award is an annual science fiction and fantasy award celebrating writers, artists, podcasters, game writers, editors, and TV/film writers. It is one of the most prestigious awards in the field and the ceremony is hosted every year by the World Science Fiction Convention or WorldCon. This year the convention will be on Dec 15th-19th, 2021 in Washington, DC.

Here’s the link to the full 2021 Hugo Award ballot. It is truly an honor to be listed among so many amazing creators.

New Story: “The Family in the Adit” in Nightmare Magazine!

I’m happy to announce my first horror story is now live in Nightmare Magazine! It’s called “The Family in the Adit“. I’ve never written horror successfully before and this was an experiment in stretching my abilities as a writer. I’m quite pleased with the result. I’m not going to go into too much detail about the history or the process of creating this story, because I do that here.

The song I used as a soundtrack for this story was “Tell Mama” by The Civil Wars.

Hope you enjoy the story!