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Collaborator Lou Berger and I just sold a short story, “A Beautiful Friendship”, to Fiction River. Lou thus becomes my 49th short fiction collaborator, to go along with novel collaborators George Alec Effinger, Jack L. Chalker, and Jack McDevitt.

Just resold “The Incarceration of Captain Nebula” to England’s The Alchemy Press Book of Pulp Heroes 2, and “The Wizard of West 34th Street” to The Alchemy Press Book of Urban Mythic.

Nice week for anthologies. Bryan Thomas Schmidt’s Raygun Chronicles, featuring two of my stories — “Catastrophe Baker and the Ship Who Purred” and “Catastrophe Baker in the Hall of the Neptunian Kings” — got its funding. John Ordover’s Baconthology, featuring … Continue reading →

Just sold a short story, “The Enhancement”, to the anthology Impossible Futures, edited by Tom Easton.

Just sold “Observation Post” to Beyond the Sun, edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt. This was originally sold to an English/Czech anthology, was paid for, and then the anthology was cancelled at the last minute. I made a few minor changes … Continue reading →

Bob Garcia and I just delivered the original anthology, THE WORLDS OF EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS, which Baen Books will publish this October. Every story was written expressly for this volume, with the exception of my own, which hasn’t appeared since … Continue reading →

Just sold my 2004 novella, “Keepsakes”, to the Czech magazine, XB-1.

Books sold: New: 10 Win Some, Lose Some (Isfic Press) The Incarceration of Captain Nebula (Subterranean Press) Resnick’s Menagerie (Silverberry Press) Resnick on the Loose (Wildside Press) Resnick Abroad (Alexander Boooks) With a Little Help From My Friends (Farthest Star) … Continue reading →

Just sold a fantasy story, “The Hell-Bound Stagecoach”, to the anthology Dead Man’s Hand. It’s either a very nice way to end a very nice year, or (since the check arrived after the bank closed) a very nice start to … Continue reading →

Just re-sold “A Little Night Music”, a funny vampire story about a band called Vlad and the Impalers, to Blood Type: An Anthology of Vampire SF.