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Worried
about the far-right direction our USA is taking? Me, too. I wrote about
it in "People Like Them," published in my ebook, The
Strangers of Kindness, available at
Fictionwise.com! Check it out -- five downloadable formats possible!
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MY PUBLICATION HISTORY:
A list of stories I've
had published
or accepted for publication. Some of them are still available for
reading
online, or purchasing if the market is a print magazine. I hope you
enjoy
them! Please email me with
any comments, complaints or rants they inspire. I've listed the
story title, publication name, where you can find it, and the editor's
name when I know it.
*
This story was picked as one of WritersHood
's top ten Fantasy stories of 2000.
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This story was among Afterburn SF's Editor's Choice 'best of the first six
months' issue .
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(^ This is a banner exchange program
with Project Pulp, where you can get back issues of Little Green Men.The
magazine. ^)
==================================================================================== My article "Keeping 'em
on
the Street" is archived now at
The Scriptorium
, a really cool writer's resource and support site. Check out my
article--it
gives you my method how to decide where to send a story next--and the
rest
of The Scriptorium, too! ====================================================================================
My
eBook, The Strangers of Kindness, is available now at
The Fiction Works' eBooksite
. Two unrelated-to-each-other novellas of strangeness. But a fun
read,
I think.
J.G.
Stinson reviewed it in Issue 2.19 (December 9, 2000) issue of Dark
Matter Chronicles , too. Since it can't be linked-to, here's a
snippet:
"[in 'People Like Them'] Hickman has crafted a logical,
well-paced,
believable story (just look at the options for the 2000 presidential
election
and tell me you aren’t concerned for the future of America) with
characters
who come easily to life in the story, making them just sympathetic
enough
to be concerned about, but not so perfect that they become boring."
And about "The Wedding Present," she said: "[it] returns to
ground that many
of us began reading SF to find: characters who make us care about what
happens to them, in difficult and challenging circumstances over which
we want them
to triumph, and an ending that makes us feel good. Hickman has done all
that
and more in this story; I can’t remember when I’ve been so
positively
affected
as I was by reading this story."
<Whew!>
So far, so good! If you read my ebook, let me know how you like
it, all right? Email me here
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