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Would You Like a Signed Copy of Anthropocene Rag?
If you are the sort of person who likes signed books, and you want me to write something in a copy of Anthropocene Rag for you, here’s what you do: Contact Print: A Bookstore and let them know. I’ll go over there and inscribe your book in a safe, socially-distanced manner. They will ship it […]
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Chicago Review of Books on Anthropocene Rag
The Chicago Review of Books features a monthly column on literature and climate change, called Burning Worlds. This month editor Amy Brady features Anthropocene Rag and asks me some thought-provoking questions about the book. Check it out, and if you don’t already read her column, definitely check out previous editions. Anthropocene Rag is out in two weeks […]
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Anthropocene Rag Launch Shindig
Mark your calendars! If you’re in or near Portland on March 31, the day Anthropocene Rag is unleashed into the world, please do swing by the launch party at Print: A Bookstore. There will be books. Maybe beer too! Also keep an eye out for other events in the next couple of months…more as the […]
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“Chisel and Chime” in F&SF, Jan/Feb 2020
Not gonna lie. I will never get tired of seeing my name on the cover of F&SF. I love this magazine. If you read my earlier F&SF stories “Wizard’s Six” or “Dragon’s Teeth” — or the PS novella Mare Ultima, which is an expansion of both — you’ll recognize the milieu of “Chisel and Chime,” […]
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Where Stories Come From: Sarge
There’s a scene in Anthropocene Rag where one of the characters is invited to play chess by a ragged wanderer in Kansas. The wanderer is unnamed, but he was based on a homeless guy I used to play chess with in Denver in the late 90s, at the outdoor tables on the 16th Street Mall. […]