My novelette Hear You Scream is out now from Farthest Star Publishing, as a standalone publication in ebook and paperback format.
The main point-of-view character is deaf, and the entire story is written with no reference to any sound.
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My novelette Hear You Scream is out now from Farthest Star Publishing, as a standalone publication in ebook and paperback format.
The main point-of-view character is deaf, and the entire story is written with no reference to any sound.
My novelette Hear You Scream has been accepted for publication by Farthest Star Publishing, who produce stand-alone e-book and paperback editions. I've seen some of their previous titles and they look great, so I'm very excited about this.
The main character in this story is deaf, so I've written the entire story with no sound whatsoever. No publication date confirmed as yet.
The people behind last year's Shakespearian speculative fiction anthology are back this year with a Dickensian anthology: Dickensian Steamfantasy - A Very Unexpected 1800.
A reprint of my novelette The Journey within has been accepted for the anthology which could be out by the end of the year.
The Good Ship Munders, a collaborative story conceived by Alex and hijacked by Haydn and myself, is now out at Aphelion.
Several of my earliest stories were published at Aphelion and it's very nice to be back there.