Tag Archives: short-fiction
Jury Service
a collaborative fiction by Cory Doctorow and Charlie Stross, is being serialised in weekly installments through this month at scifi.com. The first part is up today… (via Boing Boing, of course)
Underneath
Underneath A rather lovely and atmospheric graphic novelette – novelette is my word of the day, since checking out the Hugo award site this morning – set in abandoned rail tunnels under the streets of New York, by Emme Stone. … more…
Watching The K Foundation Burn A Million Quid
Ooo-kay then – I think I’m about ready to welcome visitors into the rest of the site, which now looks… pretty much like the blog, actually. I’ve put up an old piece, Watching The K Foundation Burn A Million Quid, … more…
0wnz0red
I absolutely refuse to believe that anyone who reads this blog doesn’t also read BoingBoing (so you know all about this already, right?) but just in case you don’t – Cory has had his new novella, “0wnz0red”, published by Salon. … more…
Looking at Meinhof
A new short story by Don Delillo, Looking at Meinhof. She knew there was someone else in the room. There was no outright noise, just an intimation behind her, a faint displacement of air. She’d been alone for a time, … more…
“More Barn!”
I’m not sure that I would claim entirely to understand a blog post that begins with a great Neil Young anecdote (attributed to Graham Nash, but you never know) and proceeds into a reminiscence about certain sacred and mystical guitar … more…
2002: A Palindrome Story
Go and marvel at 2002: A Palindrome Story by Nick Montfort & William Gillespie – a collaboratively composed palindrome of exactly 2002 words. This online version is internally linked so that you can keep track of where you’re up to … more…
New short story by Haruki Murakami
AIRPLANE – A new short story by Haruki Murakami in the latest New Yorker. (via wood s lot)