My very short story The Gondolier has been published in issue 30 of German SF magazine Exodus. German is my 24th published language, and the 12th for this story.
Gareth D Jones: Unofficially the second most widely translated science fiction short story author in the world
Monday, June 24, 2013
Friday, June 07, 2013
Hiking in my Head
I'm very pleased that I have sold my short story Hiking in my Head to Daily Science Fiction, a fine venue that has published a plethora of great authors. I don't know when it will be published yet. I'l let you know.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Book Review: Anthology of European SF
I'm quite a fan of translations, foreign-language SF and languages in general. My stories have been published in twenty European languages, and nominated for awards in Estonian and Catalan, and one of my short stories appears in another fifteen European languages on my website, so I was very pleased to be sent a review copy of the ‘Anthology Of European Speculative Fiction’. The collection features both stories translated into English and originally written in English by authors for whom English is a second language. And two English people.
Read the rest of my review at SF Crowsnest.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Monday, May 13, 2013
Galaxy's Game Returns
A long time ago in a notebook far away...
Galaxy's Game was born. But it had a different title. I wrote it for ten years. Then I stopped for twelve years. Then I started re-writing it on computer for a year. After 40,000 words I stopped again. Then I went back to it after four years and decided it needed too much work to get it up to scratch. Then I found it again three years later and read it to my two boys, who love it and want me to finish it. So I've written another 15,000 words and I think I'll finish it this time.
What happens then is anyone's guess.
Galaxy's Game was born. But it had a different title. I wrote it for ten years. Then I stopped for twelve years. Then I started re-writing it on computer for a year. After 40,000 words I stopped again. Then I went back to it after four years and decided it needed too much work to get it up to scratch. Then I found it again three years later and read it to my two boys, who love it and want me to finish it. So I've written another 15,000 words and I think I'll finish it this time.
What happens then is anyone's guess.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Anthology of European SF
As you may know, I'm quite a fan of translations, foreign-language SF and languages in general, so I was very pleased to be sent a review copy of The Anthology of European SF, featuring stories translated into English from around Europe. I shall be reviewing it soon...
Thursday, May 09, 2013
Ancient New Anthology Due
The cover art for the semi-pro anthology Ancient New has been revealed on the Deepwood Publishing website, and I've received an e-ARC to glance through. I'm very excited about this anthology, not least becasue it contains my first published novelette, the Victorian SF adventure The Journey Within. Oh, and my name's on the cover!
Physical copies should be available soon.
Physical copies should be available soon.
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
The Accelerati
My 4800 word Welsh sci fi detective story The Accelerati is now out, the lead story in issue 2.3 of Lore magazine. This was my fifth pro sale, and the magazine looks great.
The magazine is 187 pages altogether and I'm looking forward to reading it.
The magazine is 187 pages altogether and I'm looking forward to reading it.
Friday, March 22, 2013
Book Review: The Peacock Cloak by Chris Beckett
I enjoyed Chris Beckett’s first collection, the award-winning ‘The Turing Test’, and his recent novel ‘Dark Eden’, so I was very happy to get a copy of his new collection ‘The Peacock Cloak’ to review.
Read the rest of my review at SF Crowsnest.
Read the rest of my review at SF Crowsnest.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Relativity Reviewed
Escape Velocity: The Anthology has been reviewed again, and my story Relativity was described as:
A short story with impact. I saw the twist coming but the mental image still retained strength.
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