Category: works forthcoming

• “Flying Kite, Crashing Ship“, a “short time travel comedy” by Krista Ball, was released by MuseitUp Publishing.
• Edward Willett released Andy Nebula: Interstellar Rock Star, and its sequel, Andy Nebula: Double Trouble, through the Amazon Kindle store.
• Burning Days, a collection of short stories by Glenn Grant, has just been published by Nanopress.
• “Lover’s Triangle” by Colleen Anderson will be appearing in the reprint anthology New Vampire Tales edited by James Roy Daley, from Books of the Dead Press.
• Silvia Moreno-Garcia has short stories “Bloodlines” appearing in Fantasy Magazine and “Flash Frame” appearing in Cthulhurotica from Dagan Press.
• Sylvia Moreno-Garcia’s micro-press, Innsmouth Free Press, released its first book: Fraterfamilias, in December.
• Steve Stanton‘s short story “Perfect Match” was just published at Kasma Science Fiction and is upcoming in translation in Spin (Finland).
• Sandra Kasturi has a story, “The Coming of Ghosts” in Mike Kelly’s anthology/journal, Shadows & Tall Trees, and her short story, “Foxford,” is in the anthology Chilling Tales, which is now available for pre-order from Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy Press.
• Jennifer Rahn’s novel Wicked Initiations is forthcoming from Dragon Moon Publishing.

• From Stephanie Bedwell-Grime at Double Dragon Publishing, two releases this month, The Vampire Next Door, and The Dark Between, a science fiction novel.
• Jo Beverley has “The Marrying Maid”, a fantasy romance set in 18th century England, in Songs of Love and Death: All-Original Tales of Star Crossed Love, an anthology edited by George RR Martin and Gardner Dozois.
• This month, Catherine MacLeod is the one who almost needs a list of her own with four short stories:
  • “Hydden” in Tesseracts 14, edited by Robert Colombo and Brett Alexander Savory, coming out from Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing
  • “Seepage” in The Best of TaleBones, edited by Patrick Swenson, and published by Fairwood Press
  • “Stone” in Horror Library #4, from Cutting Block Press
  • “Water Breaks” in On Spec, Fall 2010.
• John Park has “Nightward”, a short story, also in Tesseracts 14, from Edge.
• MD Benoit is bringing out Catalyst, a SF thriller, published by Zumaya Publications.

Quite a few releases, through the rest of September and into October …

• “A Pearl of Great Price”, a short story by Leslie Brown, in Warrior Wisewoman 3, from Norilana Books.
• Two short stories by Rebecca Senese, “Wolf’s Bane” at Allegory Magazine, and “Body Double”,  at Anotherealm.
• Collapse of the Veil, a YA novel by Alison Lohans, is headed for press at Bundoran Press.
• “Where the Wiffle Ball Went”, a short story by Geoff Cole, will appear in the October issue of Dark Recesses.
• Pock’s World, a SF novel by Dave Duncan, from Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing. Both Dave and Edge could have filled this entry by themselves.
• “Digital Rights,” by Brent Knowles, in Writers of the Future 26.
• Song of the Sword, Book 1 in the series The Shards of Excalibur, by Edward Willett, will be released October 15 by Lobster Press.
• Johnny Cash: The Man in Black and Andy Warhol: Everyone Will Be Famous for 15 Minutes, also by Ed Willett, are coming out from Enslow Publishers.
• “Rueful Regret” a novella by Steve Vernon, in Four Rode Out published by Cemetary Dance Publications.
• “Harvest Moon“, a novella by Krista Ball, is available from MuseItUp publishing.
• “Exegesis of the Insecta Apocrypha”, by Colleen Anderson, mentioned in the August entry, is on its way to press.

VCON 35, ongoing in Vancouver as I write, hosted a multi-book launch Friday (October 1) evening, celebrating new and recent releases.