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"All in My Mind" (in anthology Hitting the Skids in Pixeltown, Phobos Books, 2003) was a winner of the 2nd Annual Phobos Fiction Contest with judges including Larry Niven, Orson Scott Card, and Catherine Asaro and a Top Ten finisher in the Best Science Fiction Short Story category of the 2003 Preditors & Editors Readers’ Poll. |
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Bards and Sages Quarterly named me their Author of the Year for 2009. |
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Killers (Swimming Kangaroo Books, 2008), with my story, "Beautiful Summer," was a finalist in the 2nd Annual Black Quill Awards (2008) in the category of “Best Dark Genre Fiction Collection.” |
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“Body and Soul Art” was reprinted in The Best of Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine: Horror, Tehani Wessely (ed.), June 2007. |
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“Daughter of Bótù” was recommended by Aaron Hughes as his Story of the Week pick at Fantastic Reviews Blog.
The August 2008 issue of Realms of Fantasy has an impressive list of contributors…but even among such strong company, I found “Daughter of Bótù” the clear standout.
—Aaron Hughes, Fantastic Reviews Blog
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"The Life and Times of Penguin" (Escape Pod podcast) was nominated for a 2006 Parsec Award in the Best Speculative Fiction Story (short form) category. |
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"My Friend is a Lesbian Zombie" (Escape Pod podcast) was nominated for a 2006 Parsec Award in the Best Speculative Fiction Story (short form) category. |
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"A Nose for Magic" was a finalist for the Pagan Fiction Award 2007, sponsored by PanGaia Magazine and Llewellyn Publications. |
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Aegri Somnia (Apex Publications, 2006), with my story, "Nothing of Me," was a finalist of the 2006 Bram Stoker Awards in the “Superior Achievement in an Anthology” category. |
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“Oranges, Lemons, and Thou Beside Me” was reprinted in Apex Digest Best of 2005, Jason Sizemore (ed.), Apex Publications, 2006; nominated for a 2005 Pushcart Award; and nominated for the 2006 Southeastern Science Fiction Award (SESFA) in the Best Short Fiction of 2005 category.
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"The Reign of the Wintergod" was a Top Ten finisher in the Best Horror Short Story category of the 2003 Preditors & Editors Readers’ Poll. |
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“Returning My Sister’s Face” was reprinted in Best New Fantasy, Sean Wallace (ed.), Prime Books, Nov. 2006.
*Starred Review*
Wallace also showcases newcomers with stories that indicate abundant promise: Yoon Ha Lee’s mystical fable, “Eating Hearts”; M. Rickert’s homage to Stephen King, “A Very Little Madness Goes a Long Way”; and Eugie Foster’s haunting “Returning My Sister’s Face,” a retelling of a Japanese Edo tale.
—Publishers Weekly
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"Running on Two Legs" was nominated for a 2005 British Fantasy Award in the Best Short Story category. |
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“Sinner, Baker, Fabulist, Priest; Red Mask, Black Mask, Gentleman, Beast”
This far future science fiction tale is an exploration of self identity and the masks we all wear in public…a beautifully written and fast-paced tale
—Jason Sanford
The worldbuilding in this is among the best I’ve ever seen, easing you into this strange world at just the right pace so that it’s neither boring or too confusing…This one is nominated for this year’s Hugo award, and I really think it deserves it.
—David Steffen, Diabolical Plots
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“The Wizard of Eternal Watch” was reprinted in Best New Romantic Fantasy 2, Paula Guran (ed.), Juno Books, 2007.
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