I’ll be at Barnes & Noble (Reno, NV) this Saturday from 1-3PM to sign “Möbius,” my short story in Writers of the Future, Vol. 32. K.D. Julicher is in the same book and will be there too. Come by, say hi, check out some books. If you get ours, we’ll scribble in it!
Release day!
My short story “Möbius” is now available in Writers of the Future, Vol 32! Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other booksellers are all carrying this year’s collection, which contains excellent work from new hands and old pros, including bestselling and award-winning authors Brandon Sanderson, Tim Powers, David Farland, and Sean Williams.
Below: the haunting illustration Talia Spencer created to accompany “Möbius.” Pick up a copy for more than a dozen stories and illustrations, and let me know what you think!
Interview with Leena Naidoo
South African writer Leena Naidoo recently reached out to ask me some questions about writing and life. Our interview (link here) is now live. Leena is a skilled author of both novels and short stories–her work is worth checking out!
Lecture and Reading at the University of Nevada
Interview on writing
The Nevada Sagebrush recently reached out to ask me some good questions about writing. Here is a link to my interview with Blake Nelson. Text also included below.
“Möbius” wins in Writers of the Future!
I got the call while sleep deprived and on the road. Actually checked my call log the next day to make sure it was real, and it’s official–my short story “Möbius” won third place in Writers of the Future!
The prize money is significant, but that’s far from the most valuable thing the contest Continue reading
“The Descent of Man” published in Nature
“The Descent of Man” – read here
Okay, so I’m a bit late to this party. This piece appeared in January, before this site was born. But the story is one of my favorites, so I’m going to post retroactively.
The idea for this piece came while working on a team of arborists hired to remove an enormous apple tree whose, rotted, hollow trunk had become home to a honeybee colony. Continue reading