The Observer in Lightspeed
I rather like that title. Hmmm. Might use it for a story some day. But in the meantime, my story “The Observer,” has been reprinted in LIghtspeed Year One, along with some stories by other folks you might recognize. Honestly, I was so excited about this collection, I pre-ordered a copy months and months ago–and forgot I was going to be in it. I get each issue of the magazine, but I really like the feel of a big heavy collection in my hands. You can find Lightspeed online or in e-bookstores everywhere. Or you can get this anthology at bookstores everywhere. Or do both. 🙂
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Yeah I just heard about this anthology on the Adventures in SciFi Publishing podcast. It sounds great! That’s definitely going on my TBR list.
I hope you like it, Michael. 🙂