“Deep Blue Jump” Now Available Forever!
(Or as long as the Internet Lasts?)
My novelette “Deep Blue Jump” – published in the 2024 September/October edition of Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine – was included on Locus Magazine‘s 2024 Must-Read List and anthologized last fall in The World’s Best Science Fiction on Earth 2. Now it’s being reprinted again, this time in the May issue of the online magazine Forever!
Forever is a digital-only reprint science fiction magazine published monthly by Wyrm Publishing and edited by Neil Clarke of Clarkesworld Magazine, winner of a World Fantasy Award, three Hugo Awards, and a British Fantasy Award. Clarke himself has won multiple Hugo Awards for Best Editor Short Form.
Subscriptions to Forever are only $1.99 per month and are available from Wyrm Publishing and through Barnes & Noble, and Weightless Books. Individual issues can be purchased from Amazon, Apple, B&N, Weightless Books, and Kobo.
Speaking of Short Fiction…
An alien who can paint on a soap bubble. A soldier whose wounds can always be healed. A woman famous for Seeing the future, while her true talent, healing, is ignored. Iridescent beings inhabit Whitlock’s dreams. Some of these tales are fantasy, some are science fiction, some are a bit political and more than a bit surreal, but one thing you can be sure of, every one of then will stir your emotions. Love them or hate them, you won’t be bored.
Includes 20 stories written between 1985 and now. Most have been published before but you’ll also find a couple of new ones just seeing the light of day. Find out more here…
Coming Events:
May 17 & 18, 10 a.m.—5 p.m., 80 Martin Rd., Fremont, NH: The New Hampshire Renaissance Faire
May 24, 11 a.m—4 p.m., Thetford Hill Green, Thetford VT: The Open Fields School Medieval Festival
June 5, 7 p.m.: Live YouTube Interview with Bald & Balding — Self described as “Two Gen X guys who interview authors, artists and other creatives,” this lively and frequent podcast focuses on independent author/publishers of Fantasy & Science Fiction. Who knows what secrets I’ll spill . . .
