I had the official list of my completed One-Thousand stories on my laptop (which is gone now, in case you're just joining us). I spent the last couple of days piecing the list together again and realized that I hadn't mentioned my last three stories.
117: The Girl with the Halo
118: Introduction to Olfaction (Page One)
119: The Empire State Building Strikes Back!
The first two were done back in August, the third just ten days ago.
My Name: Matthew Sanborn Smith. My NEW challenge: Write 1000 stories before I die. Current story count: 194. The One-Thousand is made up of stories that are aimed at publication in professional venues. I've been published at Tor.com, Apex, and Nature, among others. See everything I do at matthewsanbornsmith.com. Shoot me an e-mail at upwithgravity@gmail.com
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2 comments:
And here, I was thinking of becoming testy that no new episode of Beware the Hairy Mango had appeared in my podcast list yet. What's this about a laptop? Yes, I am just joining you. Pages lost? I imagine your pain, and it's quite sharply unpleasant. Complete sympathies, and kudos to you for rallying. I will understand & not get testy (too) if there are fewer stories but more novel.
A propos of because it matters to me, The Creepy Little Mailbox Man is my personal favorite so far, and I have sent links for it out far & wide, through Everyday Weirdness. Maisy makes a fine story, and is close behind, but the mailbox man was the first of your podcasts I listened to and therefore, besides being awfully good, has a sentimental edge on the others.
Soldier on, brother! You're dealing with the crap, doing fine work, and finding it in your time & your heart to reach out for the Robinsons. Respect. I look forward to whatever you next feel like sharing.
Wow! Thanks a bunch, Elke, for all the support! Hoping to have a new Mango tomorrow.
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