“Bravo Tunnel” is Off to WOTF!
I just returned from the post office to drop off my novelette “Bravo Tunnel” for the Writers of the Future contest. Wish me luck.
– Brennan Harvey
I just returned from the post office to drop off my novelette “Bravo Tunnel” for the Writers of the Future contest. Wish me luck.
– Brennan Harvey
Ten Thirty-one Books has published my tenth book, “Cemetery Women.” This one is a short story set aboard a space station orbiting Mars. Debra Green’s boyfriend has just dumped her, literally, into nothingness. He’s found a novel way to dispose of the women he no longer cares about–into a world where they can’t interact with…
Okay, it’s been a while since I have posted any information about my new novel here. I just finished 66,667 words (exactly,) so I am officially 2/3 of the way though my first draft. Actually, I am past page 300, so that would indicate that I am about 3/4 of the way through. However, I…
I’ve got another publication credit under my belt. Kind of. I’m a member of the Science Fiction Noveliest online critique group. Last year, the group wrote a story in the round and it was picked up by Golden Visions Magazine and published (in print) in their January, 2010 issue. I, as well as everyone else who participated, wrote two…
I came to a realization today. I’m different from what I was used to be. Today I signed copies of my book, Teacakes and Afternoon Tales for the first time. I was so green that I didn’t have the slightest clue what to write. That was weird. Rather than waiting in line to get an…
Ten Thirty-one Books has published my short story “You Get Hit and Your Moose Goes Ping“. I absolutely love this cover! The book is available exclusively on Amazon. A scientist from the future travels back in time in a moose-shaped craft. Moments after he arrives, a hunter appears and starts shooting. – Brennan Harvey
I went to Literary Orange yesterday. The highlight was two science fiction sessions where four legendary authors shared ideas about writing. I saw Larry Niven, Gregory Benford, David Brin, and Vernor Vinge. I was so engrossed in what they were talking about, I hardly took any notes. One of them noted that they were all…