Albedo One #38, including my short-short "Precious Metal" is available for purchase at their website. Check out that gorgeous (and slightly provocative?) cover art. And...WTF?
My name's on the cover? I'm honored--in this case, being an Irish mag, honoured.
(did I do that right?)
This is one of my many stories in which a premise from a children's book provided the seed for an imaginative romp. In this case, a romp through a junkyard in a post-apocalyptic world in which no one manufactures anything anymore. Leave it to tinkers like Santiago to make things work...
I'm looking forward to reading the interview with living legend James Gunn. (He teaches sci-fi at the University of Kansas here in Lawrence--funny I had to go across the Atlantic to be in the same mag.)
17 comments:
That is FANTASTIC cover art Aaron. Congrats on the publication. I'm sure your completely jazzed. (I swear, if I had $$ I'd buy it to. :D)
Have a great day!
Happy writing
Ditto on the cover; it is very lovely. Having your name on one is always great. Congrats.
Fantastic publication, Aaron. Congrats.
That is fantastic and I have to admit I am a little jealous but you deserve the kudos. Congratulations on getting into such a great magazine.
Hinny - Thanks...I am (jazzed).
Becca - Spelled correctly, too. ;)
Thanks, Cate.
Jamie - I have no idea how it happened--thanks.
Wow, that's a classy mag with a good rep. I'm jealous, Aaron!
Wow, congrats! That's really cool being headlined like that. And the cover art is gorgeous.
Agreement with the others. Congrats on that, my freind. An Irish mag? I imagine Anton will be first in line to buy a copy.
Thanks, Michael. I'm...chuffed. (Did I say that right?)
Anthony - I have to make sure I don't stare at it at school. ;)
Alan - Surely. (ha!)
Very jealous, and very psyched for you : )
Awesome stuff, Aaron!
I'm curious. You ever read Wen Spencer's Tinker and Wolf Who Rules? Your premise reminds me of those books—which are great, by the way.
Congrats on the cover and name on the front.
Natalie - Thanks.
Thanks, Ken. No--I haven't. The guilty book here was The Tin Forest by Helen Ward/Wayne Anderson.
Danielle - Thanks.
Well, gold stars to you. Congrats!
Quality publications, many congratulations. But, oh, that cover. Does anyone else feel the need to hitch up that lady's top?
Good god, what a beautiful cover. Congratulations on another lovely publication, Aaron. There's no other feeling like it.
Also, sorry for comment spam this afternoon. Catching up after weekend guests!
Cool! Very nice cover, and look! There's your name! They even spelled it right. :)
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