Congratulations to SF Canada member Geoff Cole, whose “The Five Rules of Supernova Surfing, or, A For Real Solution to the Fermi Paradox, Bro” was published on New Year’s Day at Clarkesworld.
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KT Wagner’s “Winter’s Flowers” now at The Overcast!
Congratulations to SFC member KT Wagner, whose “Winter’s Flowers” (a Snow Queen retelling originally published in Pulp Literature #29) has been podcast at The Overcast. https://theovercast.libsyn.com/overcast-161-winters-flowers-by-kt-wagner
New Releases: Two Anthologies from the Kawartha Lake Writers, Edited by Sara C. Walker
Congratulations to SF Canada member Sara C. Walker! She has published two anthologies of short stories from the famous Kawartha Lake Writers Group. The eclectic mix of tales includes speculative genres.
1. Kawartha Lakes Stories: Autumn features stories set in the municipality of Kawartha Lakes, Ontario during the autumn season, with stories by new and accomplished writers including Nina Munteanu, Jean Booker, and J. Stephen Thompson.
2. Matters of Time features stories from the Kawartha Lake Writer’s Group that includes Sharon Overend (award winner and Journey Prize nominee), Altaire Gural (playwrite, whose plays have been performed around the world) and Lori Rowsell (whose YA novel will be published early next year.)
Read more about her work and these books at the Toronto Star website!
Lisa Timpf’s “Over the Rainbow” Published in New Myths Issue 56/57
Congratulations to SF Canada member Lisa Timpf! Her poem “Over the Rainbow” has been published in Issue 56/57 of New Myths.
C.J. Lavigne’s “Cenotaph” Published in Augur Magazine Issue 4.2
Congratulations to SF Canada member C.J. Lavigne! Her short story “Cenotaph” has been published in Augur Magazine’s Issue 4.2, “Woe and Wonder”.
See a preview here:
Polar Starlight Issue #4 Now Available
Issue 4 of Polar Starlight, the Magazine of Canadian Speculative Poetry, is now available for download.
This issue features selections from several SF Canada members, including “Vulcanism” by the celebrated speculative poet Colleen Anderson.
Download the whole issue here:
http://polarborealis.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/POLAR-STARLIGHT-4-December-2021.pdf