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We come from the mountains, rain in our hair
My flash story "Skerry-Bride" is now online at Devilfish Review. It was written in November 2013, right after I had first heard Moss of Moonlight's Winterwheel (2013) and right before I saw Thor: The Dark World (2013); I had jötnar on the brain. The story marks my second successful engagement with Norse myth in fiction, after "A Wolf in Iceland Is the Child of a Lie." Considering the Fimbulvetr 2.0 currently trying to take place in Boston, I find its timing rather appropriate.
In other writing news, Aqueduct Press' page for Ghost Signs now includes reviews, and Rich Horton thinks "The Boatman's Cure" is worth nominating for a Hugo.
I should probably go outside and shovel something. The Cape has more snow, but this is not small change.
In other writing news, Aqueduct Press' page for Ghost Signs now includes reviews, and Rich Horton thinks "The Boatman's Cure" is worth nominating for a Hugo.
I should probably go outside and shovel something. The Cape has more snow, but this is not small change.
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Thank you!
And "The Boatman's Cure" richly deserves that nomination.
I would love to see it make the ballot. I figure it is unlikely—it's not readily available, I have no idea how widely read it is, and I don't think it's the sort of story that people tend to vote for a Hugo—but it would make me happy.