I am delighted to announce that my story "Twice Every Day Returning" has been accepted for reprint by Afterlives 2024: The Year's Best Death Fiction, edited by Sheree Renée Thomas and forthcoming from Psychopomp in October. It was published originally in Uncanny Magazine #61, in winter to match its ice-memories as opposed to the heat wave it was written in; it is queer, maritime, diasporic, the latest pendant of an unplanned sea-cycle, and it's lovely to see it described as "Lyrical Magical Realism." The table of contents is exactly the kinds of liminal fiction I would plunge myself into even if I did not have the honor of being included among them. We're still finishing out the ghost-month of summer, but I have further reason now to look forward to the ghost-month of fall.
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- 1: The bones of houses show in the summertime
- 2: Swimming through these long-forgotten lands
- 3: Barely even human body parts will give yourself away
- 4: The water's depths can't kill me yet
- 5: You flipped the script and you shot the plot
- 6: Once you know it's a dream, it can't hurt
- 7: And the birds flew right by and the earth made them sing
- 8: Can you see me? I'm waiting for the right time
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