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  1. 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award Announcement: Seattle Worldcon 2025, the 83rd World Science Fiction Convention, is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award for Best New Writer. … (#AstoundingAward #HugoAwards #LodestarAward)

    Full post: seattlein2025.org/2025/04/06/2

  2. 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award Announcement: Seattle Worldcon 2025, the 83rd World Science Fiction Convention, is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award for Best New Writer. … (#AstoundingAward #HugoAwards #LodestarAward)

    Full post: seattlein2025.org/2025/04/06/2

  3. 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award Announcement: Seattle Worldcon 2025, the 83rd World Science Fiction Convention, is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award for Best New Writer. … (#AstoundingAward #HugoAwards #LodestarAward)

    Full post: seattlein2025.org/2025/04/06/2

  4. 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award Announcement: Seattle Worldcon 2025, the 83rd World Science Fiction Convention, is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award for Best New Writer. … (#AstoundingAward #HugoAwards #LodestarAward)

    Full post: seattlein2025.org/2025/04/06/2

  5. Seattle Worldcon 2025, the 83rd World Science Fiction Convention, is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award for Best New Writer.

    The full list of finalists is available on the 2025 Hugo Award Finalists page.

    https://seattlein2025.org/2025/04/06/2025-hugo-awards-lodestar-award-for-best-young-adult-book-and-astounding-award-announcement/

    #AstoundingAward #HugoAwards #LodestarAward

  6. Seattle Worldcon 2025, the 83rd World Science Fiction Convention, is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award for Best New Writer.

    The full list of finalists is available on the 2025 Hugo Award Finalists page.

    Seattle Worldcon 2025

    https://seattlein2025.org/2025/04/06/2025-hugo-awards-lodestar-award-for-best-young-adult-book-and-astounding-award-announcement/

    #AstoundingAward #HugoAwards #LodestarAward

  7. Seattle Worldcon 2025, the 83rd World Science Fiction Convention, is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award for Best New Writer.

    The full list of finalists is available on the 2025 Hugo Award Finalists page.

    https://seattlein2025.org/2025/04/06/2025-hugo-awards-lodestar-award-for-best-young-adult-book-and-astounding-award-announcement/

    #AstoundingAward #HugoAwards #LodestarAward

  8. Seattle Worldcon 2025, the 83rd World Science Fiction Convention, is delighted to announce the finalists for the 2025 Hugo Awards, Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book, and Astounding Award for Best New Writer.

    The full list of finalists is available on the 2025 Hugo Award Finalists page.

    Seattle Worldcon 2025

    https://seattlein2025.org/2025/04/06/2025-hugo-awards-lodestar-award-for-best-young-adult-book-and-astounding-award-announcement/

    #AstoundingAward #HugoAwards #LodestarAward

  9. These authors are in their second year of eligibility for the Astounding, meaning that their qualifying work was published in 2022. Their eligibility clocks run out after the Glasgow Worldcon ballot.

    Check the #astounding2024 tag for a more complete list of eligible authors and more of these spotlight posts, focusing on authors who qualify with their short fiction.

    Parker Ragland has a law degree and experience as a technical writer. His short fiction includes “Sensation and Sensibility” (Clarkesworld), “The Carrion Droid, Zoe, and a Small Flame” (Clarkesworld), and “Cherry-Blossom Droid” (The Dread Machine).

    YM Resnick has published flash fiction and short stories, with more to come. Check out “Bashert” (Small Wonders), “Across the Great Divide” (Factor Four), “Magic is Like a Box of Chocolates” (Wyld Flash), and “Shalom Aleichem” (Diabolical Plots).

    A.D. Sui is a Ukrainian-born author, formerly an academic and a competitive fencer for Canada. Her recent short stories include “Hunt” (Apparition Lit), “The Succubus and the Store Clerk” (Baffling), “A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Apocalypse Go Down” (Haven Speculative), and “Svitla” (Embroidered Worlds). Her debut novella, The Dragonfly Gambit (Neon Hemlock), drops in 2024.

    Nadine Aurora Tabing is a designer and author who lives in the Pacific Northwest with an obscenely adorable Shiba Inu. Her recent stories include “The Conditions for Blooming” (Utopia Science Fiction), “An Inherited Taste” (No Trouble at All), and “The Bright in the Gyre” (Reckoning).

    Kanishk Tantia is an Indian immigrant to the U.S. whose recent stories include “The Moonlight Muse” (Solarpunk Magazine), “Gathering Stitches” (Hidden Realms Short Stories), “I Promise I’ll Visit, Ma” (Monstrous Futures), and “Red Berry, White Berry” (Immigrant Sci-Fi Short Stories).

    Guan Un lives in Sydney, Australia. His short fiction includes “Re: Your Stone” (Diabolical Plots), “Phoenix Tile” (khōréō), and “Wok Hei St” (Strange Horizons).

    Aigner Loren Wilson is a baker, hiker, editor, and writer. Her recent stories include the 2023 Ignyte nominee “To Carve Home in Your Bones” (F&SF), “Building Blocks” (Interzone), “You Who Does Not Exist” (Baffling), and “The Black and White” (Fantasy).

    Hannah Yang enjoys painting, guitar playing, and rock climbing. Her short fiction includes “A Girl of Nails and Teeth” (Nightmare), “Inheritance” (Analog), “A Monster in the Shape of a Boy” (Apex), and “How to Make a Man Love You” (Fantasy).

    Kelsea Yu is a Taiwanese Chinese American living in the Pacific Northwest. Her short fiction includes “A Scarcity of Sharks” (Reckoning), “Harvest of the Deep” (Fantasy), “The Orchard of Tomorrow” (Clarkesworld), and “Wanted: Bone-White Skull-Patterned Lace Trim” (Pseudopod). The novella Bound Feet earned a Shirley Jackson Award nomination, and the novel It’s Only a Game debuts this year.

    David Lee Zweifler has traveled the world and spent long stints in Jakarta, Hong Kong, and New York City. His recent short fiction includes “The Best Buggy Whip You Ever Saw” (Obsolescence), “Catch and Keep” (Creepy Podcast), “Reconnecting” (Martian Magazine), and “Standard Deviation” (Seven Day Weekend).

    https://aphowell.com/2024/01/27/2024-astounding-eligible-authors-roundup-3/

    #aDSui #aignerLorenWilson #astoundingAward #astounding2024 #davidLeeZweifler #guanUn #hannahYang #kanishkTantia #kelseaYu #nadineAuroraTabing #newWriters #parkerRagland #shortStories #ymResnick

  10. These authors are in their second year of eligibility for the Astounding, meaning that their qualifying work was published in 2022. Their eligibility clocks run out after the Glasgow Worldcon ballot.

    Check the #astounding2024 tag for a more complete list of eligible authors and more of these spotlight posts, focusing on authors who qualify with their short fiction.

    Parker Ragland has a law degree and experience as a technical writer. His short fiction includes “Sensation and Sensibility” (Clarkesworld), “The Carrion Droid, Zoe, and a Small Flame” (Clarkesworld), and “Cherry-Blossom Droid” (The Dread Machine).

    YM Resnick has published flash fiction and short stories, with more to come. Check out “Bashert” (Small Wonders), “Across the Great Divide” (Factor Four), “Magic is Like a Box of Chocolates” (Wyld Flash), and “Shalom Aleichem” (Diabolical Plots).

    A.D. Sui is a Ukrainian-born author, formerly an academic and a competitive fencer for Canada. Her recent short stories include “Hunt” (Apparition Lit), “The Succubus and the Store Clerk” (Baffling), “A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Apocalypse Go Down” (Haven Speculative), and “Svitla” (Embroidered Worlds). Her debut novella, The Dragonfly Gambit (Neon Hemlock), drops in 2024.

    Nadine Aurora Tabing is a designer and author who lives in the Pacific Northwest with an obscenely adorable Shiba Inu. Her recent stories include “The Conditions for Blooming” (Utopia Science Fiction), “An Inherited Taste” (No Trouble at All), and “The Bright in the Gyre” (Reckoning).

    Kanishk Tantia is an Indian immigrant to the U.S. whose recent stories include “The Moonlight Muse” (Solarpunk Magazine), “Gathering Stitches” (Hidden Realms Short Stories), “I Promise I’ll Visit, Ma” (Monstrous Futures), and “Red Berry, White Berry” (Immigrant Sci-Fi Short Stories).

    Guan Un lives in Sydney, Australia. His short fiction includes “Re: Your Stone” (Diabolical Plots), “Phoenix Tile” (khōréō), and “Wok Hei St” (Strange Horizons).

    Aigner Loren Wilson is a baker, hiker, editor, and writer. Her recent stories include the 2023 Ignyte nominee “To Carve Home in Your Bones” (F&SF), “Building Blocks” (Interzone), “You Who Does Not Exist” (Baffling), and “The Black and White” (Fantasy).

    Hannah Yang enjoys painting, guitar playing, and rock climbing. Her short fiction includes “A Girl of Nails and Teeth” (Nightmare), “Inheritance” (Analog), “A Monster in the Shape of a Boy” (Apex), and “How to Make a Man Love You” (Fantasy).

    Kelsea Yu is a Taiwanese Chinese American living in the Pacific Northwest. Her short fiction includes “A Scarcity of Sharks” (Reckoning), “Harvest of the Deep” (Fantasy), “The Orchard of Tomorrow” (Clarkesworld), and “Wanted: Bone-White Skull-Patterned Lace Trim” (Pseudopod). The novella Bound Feet earned a Shirley Jackson Award nomination, and the novel It’s Only a Game debuts this year.

    David Lee Zweifler has traveled the world and spent long stints in Jakarta, Hong Kong, and New York City. His recent short fiction includes “The Best Buggy Whip You Ever Saw” (Obsolescence), “Catch and Keep” (Creepy Podcast), “Reconnecting” (Martian Magazine), and “Standard Deviation” (Seven Day Weekend).

    https://aphowell.com/2024/01/27/2024-astounding-eligible-authors-roundup-3/

    #shortStories #astoundingAward #newWriters #nadineAuroraTabing #kanishkTantia #davidLeeZweifler #aignerLorenWilson #aDSui #astounding2024 #parkerRagland #guanUn #hannahYang #kelseaYu #ymResnick

  11. These authors are in their second year of eligibility for the Astounding, meaning that their qualifying work was published in 2022. Their eligibility clocks run out after the Glasgow Worldcon ballot.

    Check the #astounding2024 tag for a more complete list of eligible authors and more of these spotlight posts, focusing on authors who qualify with their short fiction.

    Parker Ragland has a law degree and experience as a technical writer. His short fiction includes “Sensation and Sensibility” (Clarkesworld), “The Carrion Droid, Zoe, and a Small Flame” (Clarkesworld), and “Cherry-Blossom Droid” (The Dread Machine).

    YM Resnick has published flash fiction and short stories, with more to come. Check out “Bashert” (Small Wonders), “Across the Great Divide” (Factor Four), “Magic is Like a Box of Chocolates” (Wyld Flash), and “Shalom Aleichem” (Diabolical Plots).

    A.D. Sui is a Ukrainian-born author, formerly an academic and a competitive fencer for Canada. Her recent short stories include “Hunt” (Apparition Lit), “The Succubus and the Store Clerk” (Baffling), “A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Apocalypse Go Down” (Haven Speculative), and “Svitla” (Embroidered Worlds). Her debut novella, The Dragonfly Gambit (Neon Hemlock), drops in 2024.

    Nadine Aurora Tabing is a designer and author who lives in the Pacific Northwest with an obscenely adorable Shiba Inu. Her recent stories include “The Conditions for Blooming” (Utopia Science Fiction), “An Inherited Taste” (No Trouble at All), and “The Bright in the Gyre” (Reckoning).

    Kanishk Tantia is an Indian immigrant to the U.S. whose recent stories include “The Moonlight Muse” (Solarpunk Magazine), “Gathering Stitches” (Hidden Realms Short Stories), “I Promise I’ll Visit, Ma” (Monstrous Futures), and “Red Berry, White Berry” (Immigrant Sci-Fi Short Stories).

    Guan Un lives in Sydney, Australia. His short fiction includes “Re: Your Stone” (Diabolical Plots), “Phoenix Tile” (khōréō), and “Wok Hei St” (Strange Horizons).

    Aigner Loren Wilson is a baker, hiker, editor, and writer. Her recent stories include the 2023 Ignyte nominee “To Carve Home in Your Bones” (F&SF), “Building Blocks” (Interzone), “You Who Does Not Exist” (Baffling), and “The Black and White” (Fantasy).

    Hannah Yang enjoys painting, guitar playing, and rock climbing. Her short fiction includes “A Girl of Nails and Teeth” (Nightmare), “Inheritance” (Analog), “A Monster in the Shape of a Boy” (Apex), and “How to Make a Man Love You” (Fantasy).

    Kelsea Yu is a Taiwanese Chinese American living in the Pacific Northwest. Her short fiction includes “A Scarcity of Sharks” (Reckoning), “Harvest of the Deep” (Fantasy), “The Orchard of Tomorrow” (Clarkesworld), and “Wanted: Bone-White Skull-Patterned Lace Trim” (Pseudopod). The novella Bound Feet earned a Shirley Jackson Award nomination, and the novel It’s Only a Game debuts this year.

    David Lee Zweifler has traveled the world and spent long stints in Jakarta, Hong Kong, and New York City. His recent short fiction includes “The Best Buggy Whip You Ever Saw” (Obsolescence), “Catch and Keep” (Creepy Podcast), “Reconnecting” (Martian Magazine), and “Standard Deviation” (Seven Day Weekend).

    https://aphowell.com/2024/01/27/2024-astounding-eligible-authors-roundup-3/

    #shortStories #astoundingAward #newWriters #nadineAuroraTabing #kanishkTantia #davidLeeZweifler #aignerLorenWilson #aDSui #astounding2024 #parkerRagland #guanUn #hannahYang #kelseaYu #ymResnick

  12. These authors are in their second year of eligibility for the Astounding, meaning that their qualifying work was published in 2022. Their eligibility clocks run out after the Glasgow Worldcon ballot.

    Check the #astounding2024 tag for a more complete list of eligible authors and more of these spotlight posts, focusing on authors who qualify with their short fiction.

    Parker Ragland has a law degree and experience as a technical writer. His short fiction includes “Sensation and Sensibility” (Clarkesworld), “The Carrion Droid, Zoe, and a Small Flame” (Clarkesworld), and “Cherry-Blossom Droid” (The Dread Machine).

    YM Resnick has published flash fiction and short stories, with more to come. Check out “Bashert” (Small Wonders), “Across the Great Divide” (Factor Four), “Magic is Like a Box of Chocolates” (Wyld Flash), and “Shalom Aleichem” (Diabolical Plots).

    A.D. Sui is a Ukrainian-born author, formerly an academic and a competitive fencer for Canada. Her recent short stories include “Hunt” (Apparition Lit), “The Succubus and the Store Clerk” (Baffling), “A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Apocalypse Go Down” (Haven Speculative), and “Svitla” (Embroidered Worlds). Her debut novella, The Dragonfly Gambit (Neon Hemlock), drops in 2024.

    Nadine Aurora Tabing is a designer and author who lives in the Pacific Northwest with an obscenely adorable Shiba Inu. Her recent stories include “The Conditions for Blooming” (Utopia Science Fiction), “An Inherited Taste” (No Trouble at All), and “The Bright in the Gyre” (Reckoning).

    Kanishk Tantia is an Indian immigrant to the U.S. whose recent stories include “The Moonlight Muse” (Solarpunk Magazine), “Gathering Stitches” (Hidden Realms Short Stories), “I Promise I’ll Visit, Ma” (Monstrous Futures), and “Red Berry, White Berry” (Immigrant Sci-Fi Short Stories).

    Guan Un lives in Sydney, Australia. His short fiction includes “Re: Your Stone” (Diabolical Plots), “Phoenix Tile” (khōréō), and “Wok Hei St” (Strange Horizons).

    Aigner Loren Wilson is a baker, hiker, editor, and writer. Her recent stories include the 2023 Ignyte nominee “To Carve Home in Your Bones” (F&SF), “Building Blocks” (Interzone), “You Who Does Not Exist” (Baffling), and “The Black and White” (Fantasy).

    Hannah Yang enjoys painting, guitar playing, and rock climbing. Her short fiction includes “A Girl of Nails and Teeth” (Nightmare), “Inheritance” (Analog), “A Monster in the Shape of a Boy” (Apex), and “How to Make a Man Love You” (Fantasy).

    Kelsea Yu is a Taiwanese Chinese American living in the Pacific Northwest. Her short fiction includes “A Scarcity of Sharks” (Reckoning), “Harvest of the Deep” (Fantasy), “The Orchard of Tomorrow” (Clarkesworld), and “Wanted: Bone-White Skull-Patterned Lace Trim” (Pseudopod). The novella Bound Feet earned a Shirley Jackson Award nomination, and the novel It’s Only a Game debuts this year.

    David Lee Zweifler has traveled the world and spent long stints in Jakarta, Hong Kong, and New York City. His recent short fiction includes “The Best Buggy Whip You Ever Saw” (Obsolescence), “Catch and Keep” (Creepy Podcast), “Reconnecting” (Martian Magazine), and “Standard Deviation” (Seven Day Weekend).

    https://aphowell.com/2024/01/27/2024-astounding-eligible-authors-roundup-3/

    #shortStories #astoundingAward #newWriters #nadineAuroraTabing #kanishkTantia #davidLeeZweifler #aignerLorenWilson #aDSui #astounding2024 #parkerRagland #guanUn #hannahYang #kelseaYu #ymResnick

  13. #HappyBookBirthday to Kristine Smith's CODE OF CONDUCT, hard #SF available again from Book View Cafe. And the series intro has an intro price. :)

    Intrigue, genetics, betrayal, great alien race--this book launched Kris and snagged her an Astounding Award for Best New Writer.

    #HardSF #GeneticManipulation #AstoundingAward @bookstodon #bookstodon

    *The aliens called her Kièrshia. Toxin.*

    bookviewcafe.com/bvc-announces

  14. #HappyBookBirthday to Kristine Smith's CODE OF CONDUCT, hard #SF available again from Book View Cafe. And the series intro has an intro price. :)

    Intrigue, genetics, betrayal, great alien race--this book launched Kris and snagged her an Astounding Award for Best New Writer.

    #HardSF #GeneticManipulation #AstoundingAward @bookstodon #bookstodon

    *The aliens called her Kièrshia. Toxin.*

    bookviewcafe.com/bvc-announces

  15. #HappyBookBirthday to Kristine Smith's CODE OF CONDUCT, hard #SF available again from Book View Cafe. And the series intro has an intro price. :)

    Intrigue, genetics, betrayal, great alien race--this book launched Kris and snagged her an Astounding Award for Best New Writer.

    #HardSF #GeneticManipulation #AstoundingAward @bookstodon #bookstodon

    *The aliens called her Kièrshia. Toxin.*

    bookviewcafe.com/bvc-announces

  16. #HappyBookBirthday to Kristine Smith's CODE OF CONDUCT, hard #SF available again from Book View Cafe. And the series intro has an intro price. :)

    Intrigue, genetics, betrayal, great alien race--this book launched Kris and snagged her an Astounding Award for Best New Writer.

    #HardSF #GeneticManipulation #AstoundingAward @bookstodon #bookstodon

    *The aliens called her Kièrshia. Toxin.*

    bookviewcafe.com/bvc-announces

  17. Not sure who to vote for in the #AstoundingAward category on the #HugoAward ballot? Check out the roundups on my blog, which focus on short fiction authors and link out to some of their work.

    aphowell.com/tag/astounding202

  18. Not sure who to vote for in the #AstoundingAward category on the #HugoAward ballot? Check out the roundups on my blog, which focus on short fiction authors and link out to some of their work.

    aphowell.com/tag/astounding202

  19. Not sure who to vote for in the #AstoundingAward category on the #HugoAward ballot? Check out the roundups on my blog, which focus on short fiction authors and link out to some of their work.

    aphowell.com/tag/astounding202

  20. Not sure who to vote for in the #AstoundingAward category on the #HugoAward ballot? Check out the roundups on my blog, which focus on short fiction authors and link out to some of their work.

    aphowell.com/tag/astounding202

  21. Not sure who to vote for in the #AstoundingAward category on the #HugoAward ballot? Check out the roundups on my blog, which focus on short fiction authors and link out to some of their work.

    aphowell.com/tag/astounding202

  22. K. Lynn Harrison has been an educator, bookseller, and barista, while also engaging writing, drawing, painting, and ballroom dancing. Check out "Note to a Hypoxic Delusion" in Daily Science Fiction and the sprawling site Reprobate Typewriter.

    dailysciencefiction.com/scienc
    reprobatetypewriter.com/

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

  23. K. Lynn Harrison has been an educator, bookseller, and barista, while also engaging writing, drawing, painting, and ballroom dancing. Check out "Note to a Hypoxic Delusion" in Daily Science Fiction and the sprawling site Reprobate Typewriter.

    dailysciencefiction.com/scienc
    reprobatetypewriter.com/

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

  24. K. Lynn Harrison has been an educator, bookseller, and barista, while also engaging writing, drawing, painting, and ballroom dancing. Check out "Note to a Hypoxic Delusion" in Daily Science Fiction and the sprawling site Reprobate Typewriter.

    dailysciencefiction.com/scienc
    reprobatetypewriter.com/

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

  25. Grace P. Fong is a Chinese-American writer, artist, and narrative designer. Her artwork won an Ignyte Award and she's been nominated for the Best Fan Artist Hugo; her short fiction won an award from the FIYAH x Levar Burton Reads context. Sample her short fiction online: "For Want of Milk," "Girl Oil," and "The Toll of the Snake."

    uncannymagazine.com/article/fo
    tor.com/2022/02/22/girl-oil-gr
    apex-magazine.com/short-fictio

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

  26. Grace P. Fong is a Chinese-American writer, artist, and narrative designer. Her artwork won an Ignyte Award and she's been nominated for the Best Fan Artist Hugo; her short fiction won an award from the FIYAH x Levar Burton Reads context. Sample her short fiction online: "For Want of Milk," "Girl Oil," and "The Toll of the Snake."

    uncannymagazine.com/article/fo
    tor.com/2022/02/22/girl-oil-gr
    apex-magazine.com/short-fictio

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

  27. Grace P. Fong is a Chinese-American writer, artist, and narrative designer. Her artwork won an Ignyte Award and she's been nominated for the Best Fan Artist Hugo; her short fiction won an award from the FIYAH x Levar Burton Reads context. Sample her short fiction online: "For Want of Milk," "Girl Oil," and "The Toll of the Snake."

    uncannymagazine.com/article/fo
    tor.com/2022/02/22/girl-oil-gr
    apex-magazine.com/short-fictio

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

  28. A.D. Sui competed on the Canadian National Fencing Team, earned a PhD in Health Promotion, and writes a lot. Try "The War Moves Forward by a Meter" (Every Day Fiction), "Banquet of the Shooting Stars" (Etherea), "BFFs" (If There's Anyone Left Vol. 3), and "Toronto Isn't Real and Other Metropolitan Anomalies" (Augur).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    everydayfiction.com/the-war-mo
    ethereamagazine.com/product/et
    amazon.com/If-Theres-Anyone-Le
    augurmag.com/toronto-isnt-real

  29. A.D. Sui competed on the Canadian National Fencing Team, earned a PhD in Health Promotion, and writes a lot. Try "The War Moves Forward by a Meter" (Every Day Fiction), "Banquet of the Shooting Stars" (Etherea), "BFFs" (If There's Anyone Left Vol. 3), and "Toronto Isn't Real and Other Metropolitan Anomalies" (Augur).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    everydayfiction.com/the-war-mo
    ethereamagazine.com/product/et
    amazon.com/If-Theres-Anyone-Le
    augurmag.com/toronto-isnt-real

  30. A.D. Sui competed on the Canadian National Fencing Team, earned a PhD in Health Promotion, and writes a lot. Try "The War Moves Forward by a Meter" (Every Day Fiction), "Banquet of the Shooting Stars" (Etherea), "BFFs" (If There's Anyone Left Vol. 3), and "Toronto Isn't Real and Other Metropolitan Anomalies" (Augur).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    everydayfiction.com/the-war-mo
    ethereamagazine.com/product/et
    amazon.com/If-Theres-Anyone-Le
    augurmag.com/toronto-isnt-real

  31. A.D. Sui competed on the Canadian National Fencing Team, earned a PhD in Health Promotion, and writes a lot. Try "The War Moves Forward by a Meter" (Every Day Fiction), "Banquet of the Shooting Stars" (Etherea), "BFFs" (If There's Anyone Left Vol. 3), and "Toronto Isn't Real and Other Metropolitan Anomalies" (Augur).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    everydayfiction.com/the-war-mo
    ethereamagazine.com/product/et
    amazon.com/If-Theres-Anyone-Le
    augurmag.com/toronto-isnt-real

  32. A.D. Sui competed on the Canadian National Fencing Team, earned a PhD in Health Promotion, and writes a lot. Try "The War Moves Forward by a Meter" (Every Day Fiction), "Banquet of the Shooting Stars" (Etherea), "BFFs" (If There's Anyone Left Vol. 3), and "Toronto Isn't Real and Other Metropolitan Anomalies" (Augur).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    everydayfiction.com/the-war-mo
    ethereamagazine.com/product/et
    amazon.com/If-Theres-Anyone-Le
    augurmag.com/toronto-isnt-real

  33. Rick Danforth lives in Yorkshire, works as a Systems Architect, and practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. His short fiction includes "A Date to Memoir" (Translunar Travelers Lounge), "Don't Forget Your Goat" (Etherea), and the BSFA finalist "Seller's Remorse" (Hexagon).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    translunartravelerslounge.com/
    ethereamagazine.com/goat/
    hexagonmagazine.ca/issue-11-wi

  34. Rick Danforth lives in Yorkshire, works as a Systems Architect, and practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. His short fiction includes "A Date to Memoir" (Translunar Travelers Lounge), "Don't Forget Your Goat" (Etherea), and the BSFA finalist "Seller's Remorse" (Hexagon).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    translunartravelerslounge.com/
    ethereamagazine.com/goat/
    hexagonmagazine.ca/issue-11-wi

  35. Rick Danforth lives in Yorkshire, works as a Systems Architect, and practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. His short fiction includes "A Date to Memoir" (Translunar Travelers Lounge), "Don't Forget Your Goat" (Etherea), and the BSFA finalist "Seller's Remorse" (Hexagon).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    translunartravelerslounge.com/
    ethereamagazine.com/goat/
    hexagonmagazine.ca/issue-11-wi

  36. Rick Danforth lives in Yorkshire, works as a Systems Architect, and practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. His short fiction includes "A Date to Memoir" (Translunar Travelers Lounge), "Don't Forget Your Goat" (Etherea), and the BSFA finalist "Seller's Remorse" (Hexagon).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    translunartravelerslounge.com/
    ethereamagazine.com/goat/
    hexagonmagazine.ca/issue-11-wi

  37. Rick Danforth lives in Yorkshire, works as a Systems Architect, and practices Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. His short fiction includes "A Date to Memoir" (Translunar Travelers Lounge), "Don't Forget Your Goat" (Etherea), and the BSFA finalist "Seller's Remorse" (Hexagon).

    #AstoundingAward #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #ShortFiction @shortsff @shortstory

    translunartravelerslounge.com/
    ethereamagazine.com/goat/
    hexagonmagazine.ca/issue-11-wi