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Writing Eugene Fischer | 02 Mar 2010

“Adrift” Reaches Stores

The April/May double issue of Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, containing my story “Adrift,” is now in stores.  This is what the cover looks like, complete with a list of other people I am totally stoked to be sharing a table of contents with! Look mom and dad!  Finally!  My name, up in ink!

SF/F Eugene Fischer | 23 Oct 2009

Behind the Scenes at Asimov’s on the Sofanauts

People interested in the ongoing discussion about the future of short fiction may be interested in the most recent episode of The Sofanauts.  The Sofanauts is usually a show about current events in the SF field, but this week’s episode is a special with writers Jeff Vandermeer and Jeremy Tolbert and Asimov’s editors Sheila Williams [...]

Blog &Clarion &Fiction Eugene Fischer | 25 Sep 2009

A Lot of Good News

To begin, other people’s good news: First, and long run most important, Mary Anne had a baby!  Howdy, Anandan.  Welcome to the world. Paul Berger sold one of his Clarion stories, “Small Burdens” to Strange Horizons.  It should be showing up next year in the Spring, and it is a marvelous piece of work. Meghan [...]

SF/F Eugene Fischer | 01 Aug 2009

Things Are Different

The world today is a subtly changed place, full of mystery and curiosities.  The tide of popular opinion waxes on strange shores: Long familiar things have mutated into nearly unrecognizable forms: But the most important change of the day?  That would be this: What?  You don’t see it?  Understandable.  Look closer: My friend and former [...]