Monday, April 22, 2013

"Riders of the Red Shift"

Just got word that Bruce Bethke and Stupefyng Stories has accepted my short story "Riders of the Red Shift". Ironic, in light of the previous post - because this is the story I wrote for the anthology that Rick Klaw rejected.

Stupefying Stories published my flash "The Relic" in December, but "Riders" is a regular short story, just under 4,000 words. Depending on when it is published, it will be be my fifth or sixth story this year, and my 80th or 81st overall.
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