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I just sold “Origins” to The Alchemy Press Book of Pulp Heroes.
NOTE: this article first appeared in Speculations — March, 2001 In this field, it’s impossible to pay back. The people who helped you break in and develop your skills simply don’t need your help. So instead of paying back, you … Continue reading
I just sold “El and Al vs. Himmler’s Horrendous Horde from Hell” to UFO — Unidentified Funny Objects, an anthology edited by Alex Shvartsman.
Here’s the cover by Seamus Gallagher to The Doctor and the Rough Rider, the third book in my Weird Western series, which Pyr will be briging out in December. Like the first two, this one will also have six black-and-white … Continue reading
Brennen Harvey and I have sold our short story, “Hush, Little Baby, Don’t You Cry”, to the anthology The Spirit of St. Louis. It will also appear in my forthcoming collection, With a Little More Help From My Friends.
I just sold a 13,000-word novelette, “In the Tombs of the Martian Kings”, to Gardner Dozois and George R. R. Martin for their forthcoming anthology, Old Mars. The conceit is that these are stories that could have been written and … Continue reading
NOTE: this article first appeared in Speculations — November(?), 2000 Usually I start this column with a little introductory essay — and I will this time, too. But it just happens to be in answer to a question that came … Continue reading
I just sold Slovakian rights to my 2010 Hugo nominee, “The Bride of Frankenstein”, to Jupiter magazine, the successor to Slovakia’s Fantazia.
Back in 2000, With a Little Help From My Friends contained 26 of my collaborations with 26 different writers. I just handed in the final material for this summer’s With a Little More Help From My Friends, which has 21 … Continue reading