I’ve never before needed to do two “in print” pieces in the
same month but I think the news is worth it. Masques is appearing in the edition of Nature due on the 31st – I’ve approved a proof copy of
the page and am absolutely delighted with it. I’ve penned an entry for their
blog discussing the motivations for the piece, and will provide a link as soon
as it comes available.
Also at the proof stage is Hellrider for the anthology After
the Orange, a volume of socio-political commentary tales for our troubled
era.
In other news, Alban Lake Publishing are picking up my ghost
novella The Last Train to Deakin Valley,
a 23, 000-worder set in the Peak District of Derbyshire. At this length it’ll
be under its own cover, a stand-alone release, my first so far (and I trust not
the last!) I should have more details soon.
And Heroic Fantasy
Quarterly have my sword and sorcery piece “The Dreamer in the Dark” under
short-list consideration, for which I have my fingers tightly crossed.
Cheers, Mike Adamson
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