others done good, late September edition
My brother, who graduates from NYU Law next year, had a round of four interviews this week for clerkships. Apparently he nailed the first one and was able to cancel the rest. He's going to clerk next year for a Judge at the Circuit Court of Appeals level.
Gord Sellar's mind-snapping riff on SF writing and Greg Egan, "The Egan Thief", is live at Flurb #4.
Ian McHugh's haunting story of whale song and prions, "Requiem in D-Minor", is live at Hub Magazine.
K. Bird Lincoln explores what you lose when you Put Down Roots with flash in Fictitious Force.
Not out till November, but Christina Crooks is already getting positive reviews for her romance/adventure novel, Thrill of the Chase.
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