Braggage III

Gosh, thanks fihr! I'm glad you liked it.

Congratulations, Fi and Gringo!

Lots of great acceptances here. Congratulations!

gringo said:

Congrats to OJ and fihr (I enjoyed "The Kyne Extraction" quite a bit), and especially to Witch_turtle...

For my part, I'm pleased to announced that my story "Chatarra" is now live at Ideomancer, it's short so go check it out!

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I like that one a lot!

I got an acceptance from the lovely people at the Journal of Unlikely Entomology - so stoked! Will post in nov. when it comes out

V1c said:

I got an acceptance from the lovely people at the Journal of Unlikely Entomology - so stoked! Will post in nov. when it comes out

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Yay!! That's great!

V1c said:

I got an acceptance from the lovely people at the Journal of Unlikely Entomology - so stoked! Will post in nov. when it comes out

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Congratulations! That's an excellent and tough-to-get-into market!

V1c said:

I got an acceptance from the lovely people at the Journal of Unlikely Entomology - so stoked! Will post in nov. when it comes out

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Congrats! They always have very intriguing themes for their issues.

I found out earlier this week that I sold a romance to Woman's World magazine . It will be out in early October.

Sai said:

I found out earlier this week that I sold a romance to Woman's World magazine . It will be out in early October.

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Great job!

Sai said:

Congrats! They always have very intriguing themes for their issues.

I found out earlier this week that I sold a romance to Woman's World magazine . It will be out in early October.

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Congrats! that's impressive

Congrats V1c - a great market!

And congrats on another WW sale, Sai. You must be one of their favourite authors by now.

Been sitting on this for a while and can finally announce that I sold my 6200-word story to the Baen near-future space exploration anthology Mission: Tomorrow.

I wrote the story for this anthology, so it sold on the first attempt (yay). Must be one of the strongest (if not the strongest) anthology TOCs I've had the privilege to be a part of:

“Tombaugh Station” by Robin Wayne Bailey
“Excalibur” by Jack McDevitt
“The Race For Arcadia” by Alex Shvartsman
“A Walkabout Among The Stars” by Lezli Robyn
“Sunrise On Mercury” by Robert Siverberg
“Tribute” by Jack Skillingstead”
“The Ultimate Space Race” by Jaleta Clegg
“Orpheus Engines” by Chris McKitterick
“Around The NEO in 80 Days” by Jay Werkheiser
“On Edge” by Sarah A. Hoyt
“Airtight” by Michael Capbianco
“Ten Days Up” by Curtis Chen
“Windshear” by Angus McIntyre
“Malf” by David D. Levine
“Panic Town” by Michael F. Flynn
“The Rabbit Hole” by James Gunn
“Rare (Off Earth) Elements” by Ben Bova
“Tartaros” by Mike Resnick

Congrats V1c! I've always wanted to submit there, but never seem to have anything that fits the theme.

And congrats to Sai and Alex. Awesome stuff

Congrats Sai and Alex! Awesome!

Sai said:

Congrats! They always have very intriguing themes for their issues.

I found out earlier this week that I sold a romance to Woman's World magazine . It will be out in early October.

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Whoo for you! I'll be looking for it.

So, this happened:

http://www.wsfasmallpressaward.org/

I'm now an award-nominated author

alexshvartsman said:

So, this happened:

http://www.wsfasmallpressaward.org/

I'm now an award-nominated author

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You're just knocking it out of the park! Congrats.

Dang! Congratulations everyone!

Well done everyone, some great braggage around here!

Congratulations to everyone!!!

You can now listen to "Things We Leave Behind," written AND narrated by me, at Cast of Wonders

http://www.castofwonders.org/2014/09/episode-138-things-we-leave-behind-by-alex-shvartsman/

And today "Icarus Falls" is live at Daily Science Fiction:

http://dailysciencefiction.com/science-fiction/space-travel/alex-shvartsman/icarus-falls

alexshvartsman said:

And today "Icarus Falls" is live at Daily Science Fiction:

http://dailysciencefiction.com/science-fiction/space-travel/alex-shvartsman/icarus-falls

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Such a sad story, Alex, and very well done.

alexshvartsman said:

And today "Icarus Falls" is live at Daily Science Fiction:

http://dailysciencefiction.com/science-fiction/space-travel/alex-shvartsman/icarus-falls

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This is my favourite one of your stories! It's amazing.

Thanks, folks! It's one of my strongest to be sure. Glad DSF kindly ran it in time for it to be included in my collection this February.