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Eastercon schedule & ebook bonus
Here is my schedule for this year’s Eastercon, Reconnect: Since none of my publishers are attending, copies of my most recent books will be available for purchase from the indie authors’ stall, A Bunch of Authors In A Trenchcoat, in the dealer’s room. They will also have a small selection of my handmade jewellery if you’d like a Wicked-themed bracelet, a dinosaur brooch or some bunny…
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Last week, the British Science Fiction Association (BSFA) released their longlist of nominees for the BSFA Awards, for work published in 2023. Embroidered Worlds: Fantastic Fiction from Ukraine and the Diaspora was among those listed for Best Collections! I am honored that we were included; I'm also so excited to see Ukrainian fiction on a list like this.
When I was a young reader in the 80s and 90s, I dreamed of such an opportunity; and I am heartened to know that readers are enjoying and discussing these stories by writers in Ukraine and the Diaspora.
There are so many thoughtful collections and fantastic stories on this list, and I encourage you to take a look. Congratulations to my incredible co-editors, Olha Brylova & Iryna Pasko and to all the nominees!
Vote for the BSFA Awards
Some exciting news: Little Nothing has a spot on the British Science Fiction Association's awards longlist! Many incredible works on this list, across genres and formats--check it out, and if you're a BSFA member, I'd love your vote.
And Lately, The Sun - Anthology
Bushland is burning. The Arctic is shedding ice. And around the world, people are imagining futures which function.
Gritty, graceful, commonsense or whimsical, these twenty tales probe at how we could build a working world using the resources available to us – the natural, the social, the political, and the technological.
Some of these stories invite readers to bask in the warmth of a bright tomorrow, from tree dwellings in India, to restoration projects in Milano, to rewilded suburbs in the East of Australia. Other stories burn with spirit in the face of adversity: smallholders in Botswana adjust to international treaties; gamers tackle reality using virtual tools. And there are shadows, too, in tech suburbs where you can buy eco-cigarettes, or on tree plantations where family members won’t toe the line.
Excited to share that the story ‘In the Storm, A Fire’ by admin @thejaymo and solarpunks.net regular Andrew Dana Hudson has been nominated for the BSFA Award Longlist for short fiction!
In the Storm, A Fire
A story that contrasts Solarpunk’s vision of beautiful, dirty, solidaritistic, environmentalism/climate survival with ecofascist unsolutions.
Its packed full of ideas about cyberpunk interfaces, generational politics, high-tech policing, religious schisms, snapchat demagogues. Permaculture retrosuburbia, communities of resistance forced to play power politics with fash gangs in order to survive.
Get the book here!
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If you are a BSFA member please consider voting for the story here.
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Concerning Lord Franklin and the BSFA Award
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