Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Science Fiction Trails hits the world

I received my author copies of Issue No. 4 of Science Fiction Trails in Monday's mail. This is a neat little annual original anthology featuring s-f stories in a weird/western setting. Previous issues have been well received and featured some pretty good authors, including Uncle River and Ken Scholes. In addition to my story "Professor Malakoff's Amazing Ethereal Telegraph", this issue features stories by John M. Whalen, Norman Riger, Trent Roman, S.A. Bolich, Sam Kepfield, David M. Fitzpatrick, and Laura Givens.

I love that cover - a robot cheating at poker!

This is my 42nd sale since June 2003. I have already had more stories published in 2009 than I had in all of 2008, when I spent so much time puzting around with "Dance with Me, Henry".
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