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Where The Weird Things Are Volume 1
Review in from Aurealis Magazine for Where The Weird Things Are Volume 1. Edited by Clare Rhoden and Austin P. Sheehan. Published by Deadset Press. (Available here: https://www.amazon.com/Where-Weird-Things-Are-Fantastic/dp/0645022853 …Other stories are enjoyable, speculative romps. Geraldine Borella’s ‘Ghosts of the Inland Sea’ is a stand-out – pairing academic infighting with vengeful dinosaur ghosts… Michaela Teschendorff Harden,…
DUST MAKERS
A Young Adult Climate Fiction Anthology Dust Makers: people, machines, attitudes, evidence Who are we when the stakes are our survival and the change makers might be us? My science fiction story, Lost Soul, follows young draggernaut pilot Halley Rutherford as she navigates the positives and negatives of her role in the galactic mining industry.…
“Hand & Heart”
Midnight Echo 17, The Magazine of the Australasian Horror Writers Association Edited by Greg Chapman Goodreads Review: thanks to Cameron Trost (Author and Editor at Black Beacon Books) It’s hard to believe this is Greg Chapman’s very first foray into the wonderful world of editing. Welcome aboard, mate, and let’s hope you have the opportunity…
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