Things To Do In Deimos When You're Dead
My Asimov's story of the title above, my first in that magazine for more than twenty years, should be hitting the bookstores soon. I'm delighted!
Here's a link to the magazine:
And you can check out an excerpt of the piece here. It's a pretty long excerpt, but there's still a lot more of the story to come.
https://www.asimovs.com/current-issue/story-excerpt2/
It's a totally standalone piece, by the way, not related to anything else I've done.
The same goes for a couple of oth...
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Sep 29, 2022 06:41AM
There's something existentially satisfying about a story that features a person thrown into a situation where their past is irretrievable. They must make the mature decision (or suffer needlessly) by doing whatever good they can in the situation they've been thrown. I'm 63, I live alone and sometimes it's a struggle not to be mired in regret, and then I remember some of your stories (like Sleepover, Inhibitor, and now, Things to do in Deimos). So many thanks for bolstering this reader's courage.
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