
All Wallpapers/Background posts go in the Wallpaper Mega Thread.You can read more about it in the "Spoilers" section below the rules. A spoiler is anything that has not been said or shown in the second-latest released episode or content from the books.Anybody is welcome to comment about anything related to the series. Welcome to the official subreddit for the Netflix animated anthology series, Love Death and Robots.

Please visit New Reddit for the time being so that you may understand and use this subreddit in the best way possible! - sud Since I continue to be quite prolific, there’s easily enough material for another collection, which I suspect will happen at some point.Hi everyone, please note that the Old Reddit version of this subreddit is currently unmanaged and not up to date on rules and such. The Boskone book is called “Deep Navigation” and is very handsome indeed. We also decided to include some earlier material that frankly didn’t make the cut for Zima Blue, but if you’re anything like me once you get interested in an author, you want the complete picture anyway. It’s the tradition to issue a Boskone book to mark the honour, and by then we had more stories to draw on for another collection. More recently, I was a guest of honour at Boskone, Boston in 2010. I still get nervous when I submit a piece and I am still over the moon when one of them sells.Īn Interzone cover with one of my stories in it – always a thrill. Some writers give up on short stories once they land a novel deal (others jump straight to novels) but I have continued to write and sell short stories ever since. In the course of writing these early efforts I discovered that I really liked the immediacy of short fiction as a path into publication. Interzone rejection slip for the original version of Nunivak Snowflakes. The story duly appeared a year later, by which time they had accepted another piece from me. At the end of 1988, though, I submitted a story which Interzone liked more than the previous ones and in rewritten form it was purchased by the magazine in 1989. I started in 1986 and collected rejection slips for the next few years. When I started, the main short fiction magazine in the UK was Interzone, so that was where I submitted my early stories.

In fact, it’s still where many of the new names first appear, and also the focus of much of the most heated and engaged discussion on the shape and future of SF. Science fiction has always been well served by magazines, and although the landscape has changed considerably in the last three decades, the field remains vibrant. When I started trying to break into writing, one of the accepted routes into publication was via the short fiction market.
