Here are my contributions to the larger field of SF in 2024. Several short-stories, one graphic novel, one novella, and the links to the publishers.

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Here are my contributions to the larger field of SF in 2024. Several short-stories, one graphic novel, one novella, and the links to the publishers.
It’s Aurora Award Nomination Season!
... and that means that it’s time for a droplet of self-promotion!
“You don’t look like a cop.”
“I’m not.” The man steps a bit closer. “My card.” He reaches into his breast pocket and handed me a soggy business card with a flourish.
I look down at it. It reads ‘VANCE CARSON – PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR – DISCRETE. DELIBERATE. DEDICATED.”
“Oh, you’re that other detective,” I say before I have a chance to shut my damn mouth.
Because I will take any excuse to promote Management Lessons From Game of Thrones, I'm going to point out to any CSFFA members reading this that since I'm Canadian, it's Aurora Award eligible, so if you've got a gap in your nomination list and enjoyed the book please consider it.
CLUBHOUSE: I get inducted into the Canadian SF Hall of Fame! WooHoo!
CLUBHOUSE: I get inducted into the Canadian SF Hall of Fame! WooHoo!
OBIR: Occasional Biased and Ignorant Reviews reflecting this reader’s opinion.
The rather splendid bronze trophies pictured above are in fact a single Janus-like piece, conceived by Clint Budd and sculpted by Gideon Hay, featuring back-to-back portrait busts of FANTASY in the guise of a Don Quixote-like elderly knight, and SCIENCE FICTION in the form of a 1930s style aviatrix embodying an…
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MAGAZINE REVIEW: F&SF JULY-AUGUST 2017 (and AURORA AWARDS)
Figure 1 – Aurora Nominee pin As I promised last week, tomorrow is the first day that Canadians (which includes both Canadian citizens throughout the world and people resident in Canada) will be able to vote for the Aurora Award, Canada’s equivalent to the Hugos. If you fit into one of those categories, you can join CSFFA (the Canadian SF & Fantasy Association, sponsor of the Auroras) and vote;…
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