I’ve got a new story out, yay! This one is in an anthology, Titanic Terastructures that can be found here, that is a set of stories all in some way related to ginormous SF thingumies of a Ringworld stylee. I am very much looking forward to reading this and seeing what huge and wondrous ideas people have written of.
As for my story, it is set in a place called The House which is a planet wide residence that has seen better days and is a ‘living in the ruins’ type of story. There may be quite a lot of dust but I hope you like it.
By way of a wee taster, I’ve put up a piece of flash fiction that I wrote a few years back that was my first visit to The House. Ever since then the setting has stuck in my head and keeps nagging me to write things about it. I’ve had a few goes at short stories and this is the most successful. Saying that, the idea keeps nagging me so there might be more.
The flash piece that created it all can be found here: The Oculus at the Edge of the Universe
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As Amazon is not great at showing all authors, here is a TOC for the book:
Honeysuckle for Ashes / Christopher R. Muscato
You Too Shall Pass / Russell Nichols
Jack, the Medbot and the Giant in the Sky / Laurel Beckley
Bang / Craig Russell
Fundamentals of Search and Rescue / Jennifer R. Donohue
Mothership / M.R. Parsons
Broken Circle / Manda Benson
Memento Mori / Johannes Toivo Svensson
Ashes to Ashes Dust to Stardust / Wendy Nikel
Under the Graying Sea / Jonathan Sherwood
Tharsis Dilemma / Matthew Ross
The Moment / Dan Piponi
The Big House / Bunny McFadden
The Sensation of Drowning / Dennis Mombauer
The Long Road Home / Andrew Gudgel
A Singular Event in the Fourth Dimension / Andrea M. Pawley
And the House Did Watch Over All / Brian M. Milton
The Long Sleep to Tera Terra / Mark Kirkbride
The What-The Tree / Liam Hogan
Haunting House / Mike Morgan
Heavenstair / Al Onia
Antimatter Dreams / David Wright
Distraction / Regina Clarke
Podfall / Barend Nieuwstraten III
The Kamacite Cage / Richard de Silva
Land of Opportunity / Gustavo Bondoni
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