“The Ascent” (with Mike Resnick) – Short Story – Fantasy
Published: Tales From The Fathomless Abyss – Phil Athans & Associates
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“A Simple Movement” – novelette – Crime/hardboiled
Published: Barnes & Noble Nook or Amazon.com Kindle – Silent Forge Press
“Blood and Mirrors — A Camarro Jones novelette” – novelette – Science Fiction
Published: Barnes & Noble Nook or Amazon.com Kindle – Silent Forge Press
“The Bricks of Eta Cassiopeiea” – short story – science fiction
Published: Beyond The Sun, edited by Bryan Thomas Schmidt; Flying Pen Press (forthcoming)
“The Bullfrog Radio Astronomy Project” – short story – Science Fiction
Published: Analog Science Fiction and Fact (October 2011)
“The Cauldron of Souls” – novelette – Epic Fantasy (2nd World Fantasy)
Published: Barnes & Noble Nook or Amazon.com Kindle – Silent Forge Press
“The Chaplain’s Assistant” – short story – Science Fiction
Published: Analog Science Fiction and Fact September 2011
Published: ESLI Science Fiction (Russian) April 2012
“The Chaplain’s Legacy” – novella – Science Fiction
Published: Analog Science Fiction and Fact (forthcoming)
“The Curse of Sally Tincakes” – novelette – Science Fiction
Published: (forthcoming) Orson Scott Card’s Intergalactic Medicine Show
“Exanastasis” – novelette – Science Fiction
Published: Writers of the Future vol. XXVI
Published: Barnes & Noble Nook or Amazon.com Kindle – Silent Forge Press
“The Exchange Officers” – novelette – Science Fiction
Published: Analog Science Fiction and Fact (January-February 2013)
Audio podcast: StarShipSofa, 2013 (forthcoming)
“Exiles of Eden” – short story – Science Fiction
Published: Issue 22, Orson Scott Card’s Intergalactic Medicine Show
“The Fasting Hunt” – novelette – Fantasy
Published: Barnes & Noble Nook or Amazon Kindle – Silent Forge Press
“The Flamingo Girl” – novelette – Science Fiction
Published: Galaxy’s Edge electronic magazine, Arc Manor (forthcoming)
“Footprints” – short story – Science Fiction
Published: Spring 2002 issue, Licton Springs Review
“Gemini 17″ – novelette – Science Fiction & Alternate History
Published: Barnes & Noble Nook or Amazon Kindle – Silent Forge Press
“Guard Dog” (with Mike Resnick) – Short Story – Science Fiction
Published: SPACE BATTLES, Book 6 of the Full-Throttle Space Tales anthology series; Flying Pen Press
“The Nemesis” – 12-part audio serial – Searcher & Stallion (series) – Science Fiction
Published: 1992-1993, via Community Radio KRCL-FM, Salt Lake City, Utah
“Outbound” – novelette – Science Fiction
Published: Analog Science Fiction and Fact November 2010
Published: ESLI Science Fiction (Russia)
Published: Nowa Fantastyka (Poland – forthcoming)
Published: Barnes & Noble Nook or Amazon Kindle – Silent Forge Press
Winner: 2011 Analog ‘AnLab’ Readers’ Choice award for Best Novelette
Published: “Into The New Millennium: Trailblazing Tales From Analog Science Fiction And Fact, 2000-20110.” – electronic anthology – Dell Magazines
“Peacekeeper” (with Mike Resnick) – short story – Science Fiction
Published: The Mammoth Book of SF Wars, edited by Ian Watson and Ian Wates
“Ray of Light” – novelette – Science Fiction
Published: Analog Science Fiction and Fact (December 2011)
Published: Barnes & Noble Nook or Amazon.com Kindle – Silent Forge Press
Nominated: SFWA Nebula award – best novelette
Nominated: WSFS Hugo award – best novelette
Re-printed: the 2012 Nebula Showcase anthology, edited by Catherine Asaro (Pyr Books) (forthcoming)
Audio podcast: StarShipSofa, 2013 (forthcoming)
“The Shadows of Titan” (with Carter Reid) – novelette – horror & space opera
Published: Space Eldritch, edited by Nathan Shumate
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“Sheep Dog” – short story – Fantasy Realism
Published: The Gruff Variations: Writing for Charity Anthology, Vol. 1, edited by Eric James Stone
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“Strobe Effect” (with Alastair Mayer) – novelette – Science Fiction
Published: Analog Science Fiction and Fact (November 2012)
I just read “Outbound” in the new Analog and enjoyed it immensely. I hadn’t heard of you before, so found you online, hoping to find a bibliography to read more. But looks like you’re brand new on the scene so now, apparently, I must wait! I look forward to following your work. Thanks for “Outbound.”
Hi Scott! Unfortunately, yes, I am a “newb” at this whole professional publication game, though I can report truthfully that I’ve been trying to write fiction and sell it for quite some time now. I have another novelette, of somewhat similar theme, coming out in the Writers of the Future anthology vol. 26, and I am also going to be doing a military-themed web serial here on the blog, starting in September, so please check me out again when you get a moment. Thanks so much for the kind praise. Much appreciated. I am glad my story was something you enjoyed. That’s all any writer ever wants to hear, I think. That someone out there found enjoyment in what the writer produced. Best wishes!
Hi Brad! I have a copy of WOTF vol. XXVI stacked away in my bag, and since I’ve only recently received the book (those over seas mail orders do take some time), I haven’t had a chance to check out “Exanastasis” yet, but how can anyone co-author a story with Mike Resnick and still call themselves a “newb” is beyond me.
Just so that you don’t think me a random stalker, I’ve stumbled on your page site looking for WOTF winners online to check out where they went after their wins… So no, I’m a very not-random stalker indeed. Unfortunately I’m not the hot-girl type of very not-random stalker animal family either, but best of luck with everything else!
Didn’t realize it was out already! Guess I’ll have to make a trip to Borders very soon.
Alex… Not sure if the November Analog is out in print yet. I subscribe to it on Kindle, which may appear before it hits the magazine racks.
Brad,
I found “Outbound” to be quite excellent in all respects. I shall certainly be on the outlook for new works from you.
… and how is that novel coming? :O)
Wow, Al, that is very kind of you to say. I wish I had more “new” to offer, but I’m just getting my foot in the door, as it were. Hopefully more soon? I will off course be shouting it from the roof tops at this blog, when it happens. But I am so pleased you found “Outbound” enjoyable! It certainly was fun to write, and it’s a privelege to be in the covers of Analog.
P.S: novel is (soon to be) off to Baen. Fingers crossed. Meanwhile, my web “serial” novel starts later this month. Stay tuned!
Brad,
Just curious, are you now an “official” with Writers of the Future website? I see you’ve posted the last three quarterly results pages.
Congratulations on your success as a newbie writer by the way. I’m a newbie also, and I agree with you, it’s nice to know that readers enjoy my work. Looking forward to reading more of your stuff.
Not an official. I’ve been contracted by Author Services to administer their web forum. I try to post the results as I am able, but don’t get them any sooner than anyone else unfortunately.
In reading ‘Ray of Light’ for the Hugo judging, is there a typo where ‘waste’ is supposed to be ‘waist’…? Thought you may want to know.
Dogone it, there’s always at least one typo that slips through. (sigh) Thanks for letting me know. Hope you enjoy the story, still. (grin)
Hi Brad,
I have just read “Outbound”, “Ray of light” and “Exanastasis” due to the HUGO 2012 awards. I have found “Outbound” excellent. Also “Ray of light” is very good, but in a different way. I find “Ray of light” a beautiful story whereas “Outbound ” is a great story. It reminded me of a film of 70s whose name is “Silent running”. “Exanastasis” is a “different” story, psychological. I will try and find more from your stories. I would really like to read your first book.
Wow, thanks so much, Gorka! I am pleased you liked these stories so much. It’s a very solid list on the Hugo ballot this year, so I am gratified that my stories stood out for you; enough so that you’d track my blog down and let me know. Much obliged! I am working on selling a book at this very moment. Will announce a sale and/or publication on the blog, assuming all goes well.