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Subterranean Online (August 2011)
White Lines on a Green Field
Tor.com (July 2011)
The Girl Who Ruled Fairyland–For a Little While
Fantasy Magazine (July 2011)
The Wolves of Brooklyn
Welcome to Bordertown (May 2011)
A Voice Like a Hole
Teeth (April 2011)
In the Future When All’s Well
Haunted Legends (September 2010)
15 Panels Depicting the Sadness of the Baku and the Jotai
Lightspeed Magazine (August 2010)
How to Become a Mars Overlord
Clarkesworld Magazine #47 (August 2010)
Thirteen Ways of Looking at Space/Time
Weird Tales #356 (Summer 2010)
Secretario
Dark Faith (May 2010)
The Days of Flaming Motorcycles
The Stories in Between: A Between Books Anthology (January 2010)
Proverbs of Hell
Steampunk Tales (Summer 2009)
The Anachronist’s Cookbook
Clarkesworld (August 2009)
The Radiant Car Thy Sparrows Drew
By Blood We Live (August 2009)
Exsanguinations (reprint)
Troll’s Eye View: A Book of Villainous Tales (August 2009)
A Delicate Architecture
Clockwork Phoenix 2 (July 2009)
The Secret History of Mirrors
Federations (January 2009)
Golubash, or, Wine-War-Blood-Elegy
Spectra Pulse Magazine, Summer 2008:
The Harpooner at the Bottom of the World
Ravens in the Library
The Ballad of the Sinister Mr Mouth (reprint)
Paper Cities: An Anthology of Urban Fantasy
Palimpsest – the short story that started it all.
Farrago’s Wainscot:
The Hanged Man
Clockwork Phoenix: Tales of Beaty and Strangeness
City of Blind Delights
Clarkesworld Issue #20:
A Buyer’s Guide to Maps of Antarctica
Farrago’s Wainscot:
The Proslogium of the Great Lakes
Endicott Studio:
La Serenissima
Lone Star Stories:
The Ballad of the Sinister Mr. Mouth
Interstitial Arts Foundation‘s first anthology, INTERFICTIONS:
A Dirge For Prester John
Salon Fantastique, September 2006:
A Grey and Soundless Tide
Best New Fantasy:
The Maiden-Tree (reprint)
Mythic #2:
Temnaya and the House of Books
Electric Velocipede:
Milk and Apples
Clarkesworld Magazine:
Urchins, While Swimming
Lone Star Stories:
Thread: A Triptych
The Minotaur in Pamplona:
Ascent Is Not Allowed
PEN Book of Voices:
Psalm of the Second Body
Fantasy Magazine:
Bones Like Black Sugar
(Full text at Clarkesworld Books)
- Mother Is a Machine
- an excerpt from The Ice Puzzle
Cabinet des Fees:
The Maiden-Tree
The Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror #18:
The Oracle Alone
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Papaveria Press: Ghosts of Gunkanjima (Sold Out) — Gunkanjima, or Battleship Island, is a tiny island in Nagasaki Prefecture on which coal was discovered in 1810. A boom followed, and the island was heavily populated and owned from seabed to rooftop by the Mitsubishi Corporation. At one point it was the single most densely populated area on the planet, before or since. Everything was imported to the island, including building materials — not even a blade of grass grew there. |
