I’ve sold a short story, “The Sweetest Skill”, to Beneath Ceaseless Skies. It will likely appear in April 2016 with an electronic and audio version.
This story follows “A Sweet Calling” and “No Sweeter Art” (both of which also have audio versions).
Also, “The Curse of Chimère” will be translated and reprinted in a Belgian steampunk anthology.
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Beneath Ceaseless Skies has accepted my short story, “No Sweeter Art” for publication (likely appearing this fall). This is a sequel to “A Sweet Calling” (but can be read as a standalone as well).
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My fantasy short story, “The Marotte”, has been accepted for publication in a future issue of On Spec, the Canadian Magazine of the Fantastic. It’s part of the Tales of Mercuria cycle (see the Worlds page).
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My short story, “Remains of the Witch”, has been accepted for publication in the January 2012 issue of Orson Scott Card’s Intergalactic Medicine Show! I’m very much looking forward to the artwork for this one. This story has an interesting origin, which I’ll write up for the IGMS blog, Sideshow Freaks next month.
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A short story sale to Tesseracts Fifteen: A Case of Quite Curious Tales (EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing). The theme for this anthology is young adult speculative fiction, and it’s edited by Julie Czerneda and Susan MacGregor. This will be my first appearance in this long-standing Canadian anthology series.
Congratulations to Mike Rimar from my writing group the Stop-Watch Gang, who also made it into the anthology. Our stories both went through the group’s critique process, so many thanks to the SWG.
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A 23-day sale of a short story, “We Who Steal Faces”, to Orson Scott Card’s Intergalactic Medicine Show!
The story will appear in the April 2011 issue and is a tale of the Elect (see “The Paragon Lure” and “Metamorphoses in Amber“). This time the action is set in 1588. Like all IGMS stories, it will be illustrated. Really looking forward to it!
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F&SF writer and linguist. Winner, 2015 Aurora Award for Best English Poem/Song.
Also 2015 Aurora Awards finalist, Best English Short Fiction; former finalist, 2009 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer; finalist, 2008 Aurora Award, "Best Short-Form Work in English"; Second Place winner of the Writers of the Future Contest (volume XXIII).
Tony Pi, F&SF Writer 