Stories for An Enchanted Afternoon is one of my short story collections. It includes the Hugo Award winning novelette, “Millennium Babies,” as well as some Reader’s Choice winners like “Coolhunting.” Golden Gryphon is offering these books at a reduced price for the holidays. Here’s the press release, along with the titles of the other books he’s offering for sale. Greetings from the Gryphon! Times are hard for all, and we are discounting select titles immediately until times are better. The following books are now $20.00 each, with free shipping: Beluthahatchie, by Andy Duncan Claremont Tales, by Richard A. Lupoff Claremont Tales II , by Richard A. Lupoff Stories for an Enchanted Afternoon, by Kristine Kathryn Rusch The Great Escape, by Ian Watson Mockymen, by Ian Watson The Resurrection Man’s Legacy, by Dale Bailey To order copies, order them at our … Read entire article »

Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine has published my story, “Discovery.” It’s actually based on an incident that Dean and I and Scott Edelman witnessed in 2001. (Scott wrote about it on his blog back then, but I’m not sure it’s still up.) I only recently got my author’s copies. The issue is no longer on the stands, but you can order it directly from Hitchcock’s. Just click on the image above. Tweet This Post … Read entire article »

I have a new story out in At The Scene of the Crime, edited by the excellent mystery writer Dana Stabenow. It’s an anthology of forensic investigation stories. Mine is a bit odd–no murder, I’m afraid, and a very small crime. But I’m quite pleased with it. Tweet This Post … Read entire article »

Normally, I’d post this once I got my contributor’s copies, but they haven’t arrived, and I want y’all to have a chance to get the issue while it’s on the stand. Analog has published a novella, “The Recovery Man’s Bargain,” in its January/February, 2009 issue. In the chronology, it happens during and after the novel, The Recovery Man. You can order the issue here or find it on newsstands in the next month. Tweet This Post … Read entire article »

BenBella Books is doing a new promotion for its volume on 24. I have an article in this that’s rather timely–an examination of 24′s African American presidents. BenBella’s Smart Pop books are always a lot of fun. This one is quite interesting. Take a look! Here’s the back cover copy: Jack Bauer for President: Terrorism and Politics in 24 Edited by Richard Miniter 24 premiered only two months after the terrorist attacks on 9/11, and in the six years since has been television’s most gripping, dramatic representation of the War on Terror. But how realistic is 24’s depiction of terrorists and the people whose work it is to stop them? What does 24 really have to say about America’s fight against terrorism? Jack Bauer for President looks at the way Jack … Read entire article »