I do this post every year, for those able and interested in nominating for the annual science fiction awards, in particular the Hugos, Nebulas, and Locus awards. This year’s post is short — I have only two publications to consider.

In the short story category…

“Longing For Earth”
Find it in Infinity’s End, the final volume of the critically-acclaimed science fiction anthology series edited by Jonathan Strahan (July 2018). SFWA members are invited to download a copy from the SFWA Forum.

Also in the short story category…

“Theories of Flight”
This one is set in the world of my Campbell Memorial-award nominated novel, Memory. Find it in the November/December 2018 issue of Asimov’s Science Fiction. Editor: Sheila Williams.

My story, “Longing For Earth,” is part of this anthology of far-future stories, edited by Jonathan Strahan.

A new review of Infinity’s End just posted today over at Nerds Of A Feather. Joe Sherry praised the anthology while calling out “Longing for Earth” as “a true standout and the highlight of an already strong anthology.” Wow! Read Joe’s full review here.

And by coincidence(?), the ebook edition of Infinity’s End is on sale today for just 99¢. I encourage you to support short fiction and buy it. And if you like it, give it a review at your favorite ebook vendor.

I don’t know how long the sale will last, so go for it now. Here are some links:

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Not all things are possible, even in the far future…

“Longing For Earth” is my newest short story. It’s out today, part of Infinity’s End, the final volume of the critically-acclaimed science fiction anthology series edited by Jonathan Strahan. It’s an honor to be included in the last edition of this long-running series!

Find the Infinity’s End print edition here.

You can find the Infinity’s End ebook edition at your favorite vendor:
Amazon
Kobo
Barnes & Noble
iBooks

I hope you’ll check it out!