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The Canberra Speculative Fiction Guild's latest anthology, Winds of Change, was launched at Conflux in September.
In Perth, Winds of Change, will be launched at the Katharine Susannah Prichard Writers Centre
Date: Sunday 13th November
Time: 12:30 pm
Where: 11 Old York Road, Greenmount.
Please join us for Nibbles and drinks as we celebrate the year's end with our latest publications.
Perth Writers Joanna Fay, Naomi Mondello, Keira McKenzie and Carol Ryles are contributors to this antho.
Joanna's 'Stone-Singer' is a sliver of her current work in progress. It is set in the future of her epic novel series, a world she has inhabited since childhood.
Naomi's 'Gravity Express' is a steampunk adventure.
Carol's 'Saint Olivia's Light' was first drafted at Clarion West 2008, and is about a spirit trapped in a stained glass window.
Keira, who has recently joined Egoboo, illustrated Tsana Dolichva's 'Time Capsule'.
Table of Contents:
1. "Wraiths" by Jason Nahrung
2. "Gravity Express" by Naomi Mondello
3. "Time Capsule" by Tsana Dolichva
4. "The Tether of Time" by Leife Shallcross
5. "Trigger" by Zena Shapter
6. "Babel" by Robin Shortt
7. "Saint Olivia's Light" by Carol Ryles
8. "In Need of Assistance" by Chris Andrews
9. "After the Bombs" by Adam Tucker
10. "The Horns of Elfland" by Crisetta MacLeod
11. "Time Spent" by David Coleman
12. "Soul of the Machine" by Maxine McArthur
13. "Dream Shadow" by Alan Baxter
14. "Giant" by Annelise Roberts
15. "Evolution Baby" by Lesley Boland
16. "The Princess" by Valerie Y.L. Toh
17. "Children of the Ashes" by Greg Mellor
18. "By Watcher's Pool" by James Goodrum
19. "Turning the Blood" by Donna Maree Hanson
20. "Watching" by Nicole R Murphy
21. "The Stormchilds" by Helen Stubbs
22. "The Fool" by Jane Virgo
23. "Dragonfly" by Cat Sheely
24. "Stone-singer" by Joanna Fay
If you can't make it to the launch, Winds of Change can be purchased directly from CSFG's wordpress page.
Also being launched is Guy Salvidge's novel Yellowcake Springs, winner of IP Picks 2011.
Welcome to Yellowcake Springs; a pristine, friendly, secure community of citizens involved in the maintenance of one of Western Australia’s CIQ Sinocorp nuclear reactor facilities. You have nothing to fear inside the heavily-guarded community, nestled in the quiet streets between the radiation Red Zone and the razor-wired fences. Raise a family. Go to the park. Watch the sun set between the cooling towers. Lament the desperate lives of the lost ones living in the darklands outside the community, where overpopulation and starvation have created a lawless world. Feel lucky. You belong to CIQ Sinocorp now.--
Carol.
A spirit trapped ina stained glass window. COOL! Somebody once asked me what I'd do with a million dollars if I couldn't travel, and I told them I'd replace every window in my house with stained glass ones. I'd need bilbies, waratahs, Morgan la Fay and the mermaid stained glass window from Harry Potter for starters :D
ReplyDeleteHave a fantastic launch, and clearly I must have the anthology :)
Thoraiya
Hi Thoraiya, Yes, I'd love some stained glass in my house as well. Something fantastical would be nice. With Waratahs :) Thanks for your kind wishes. 'Winds of Change' can be purchased from CSFG: http://csfg.wordpress.com/publications/winds-of-change/
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ReplyDeleteWhere can you get a copy of the Winds of Change anthology from?
Graham.
Hi Graham, Winds of Change can be purchased direct from CSFG at: http://csfg.wordpress.com/publications/winds-of-change/ Many thanks :)
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ReplyDeleteAs soon as I work out how to turn these cheques from US and UK banks into actual real money. If an overseas publisher ever says "Your cheque is in the mail," you should immediately say NO NO NO!
Good luck with the cheques. And thanks. My first and only US sale was paid for in US stamps, not quite enough to buy Winds of Change though :) But 13 years later, I still have most of them.
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