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fantasy-magazine.com - 27 days ago
People of Leaf and Branch
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Jay Lake lives in Portland, Oregon, where he works on numerous writing and editing projects. His 2009 novels are Green from Tor Books, Madness of Flowers from Night Shade Books, and Death of a Starship from MonkeyBrain Books. His short fiction appears regularly in literary and genre ...

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A Dribble of Ink:  Free Readin’ | Paul Jessup and Jay Lake Edition

SF Signal:  Free Fiction for 11/2/09

Lakeshore:  [awards] A largely complete 2009 bibliography, as it is Nebula time

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Free Readin’ | Paul Jessup and Jay Lake Edition
A Dribble of Ink — ... You can read People of Leaf and Branch in its entirety HERE. Jessup and (in particular) Lake (a Multiple Hugo and World Fantasy Award nominee) are both well known for their short fiction, and there’s nowhere better to get introduced to them than through Ghost Technology From the Sun and People of Leaf and Branch. ...

Free Fiction for 11/2/09
SF Signal — ... by James McKimmey (1953) "Field Trip" by Gene Hunter (1953) "Prelude to Space" by Robert W. Haseltine (1954) @Feedbooks: "Facing the Flag" by Jules Verne "The Red Hell of Jupiter" by Paul Frederick Ernst (1931) @Author's Site: "Brian and the Aliens" by Will Shetterly "Ghost Technology From the Sun" by Paul Jessup [via A Dribble of Ink] "People of Leaf and Branch" by Jay Lake [via A Dribble of Ink] Audio ...

[awards] A largely complete 2009 bibliography, as it is Nebula time
Lakeshore — ... Flash Fiction Online; February, 2009 [flash] "The True Secret of Magic", as Joe Edwards; Crime Spells, ed. Martin H. Greenberg and Loren Coleman, DAW; February, 2009 [short story] "Witness to the Fall"; Crime Spells, ed. Martin H. Greenberg and Loren Coleman, DAW; February, 2009 [short story] "To Stone" (with Shannon Page); Morrigan eZine, May, 2009 [short story] Green; Tor Books, June, 2009 [novel] "People of Leaf and Branch"; Fantasy; June, 2009 [short story] [in ...

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