Author: David Jón Fuller
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Some more publishing news: my werewolf story “Nothing But What You Bring With You” is out now in the Carpe Noctem anthology. Carpe Noctem was edited by Megan Fennell and Leslie Van Zwol (who were fantastic to work with) and published by Tyche Books in Calgary. There was an official launch at the When Words…
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My flash fiction piece, “It’s Fenrir, You Morons” has received an Honourable Mention in the first War of the Words competition.
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Some publishing news: my short story “In Open Air” will be published in the upcoming anthology Leadership Gone Right. Leadership Gone Right, edited by D. A. D’Amico and published by Farthest Star Publishing, aims to tell stories that “envision a world where leadership takes a different path, where heroes and anti-heroes emerge in unexpected ways,”…
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Well, January may almost be over, but it’s not too late to post some writing goals for 2024. I hope! I’ve been focusing on getting some novel manuscripts written, revised, and/or polished in recent years, and I let short fiction submissions fall by the wayside. Which is too bad, considering there are a number that…
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L.K. Bertram’s new book on Icelandic immigrants to Canada and the United States is a fascinating look at a culture that persists in spite of, and in some ways because of, assimilation. In each chapter, Bertram looks at the evolving Icelandic identity through a different lens. Clothing, food, drink, folklore and language are each considered.…
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Thanks to COVID-19, there are new protocols for just about everything, and that includes book readings and other author events. In the before-times, I had a great time attending the launch for Parallel Prairies: Stories of Manitoba Speculative Fiction. Now, however, if we want to do a public event, doing it by video is the…