SCWA Elects Me for Meeting Coordinator
I got elected as the Meeting Coordinator for my SCWA group (for more information on this wonderful group, see my Links page and News page.)
– Brennan Harvey
I got elected as the Meeting Coordinator for my SCWA group (for more information on this wonderful group, see my Links page and News page.)
– Brennan Harvey
My third story in Galaxy’s Edge is an odd little story called, “You Get Hit and Your Moose Goes Ping.” 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
Attention Cloud Nine! You have a new visitor! I just got a review of the first 3000 words of my novel, EVE320 [Published as ” Cradle Of Life”], from Victory Crayne, a professional editor: “I think you have lots of promise as a writer, Brennan. I look forward to working with you!” “In between the…
Well, it’s obvious I’m not going to finish my short story “Bravo Tunnel” before the 31st. So, my only resolution of the year is now broken. At least I have another 3 months to polish it before I submit it to WOTF at the end of the next quarter. Another 3 months might make the…
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…
I just finished my novelette “Bravo Tunnel.” This one took a while. I will submit it to WOTF at the end of September. First, I’ll submit it to the critique group to see what they think of it. Hopefully, everyone will be back from summer vacation and will give me lots of suggestions for fixing it. –…
My first novel, “Cradle of Life” came out on August 1st and is available for purchase exclusively on Amazon.com. It’s publisher, Ten Thirty-one Books, has this to say: Cradle of life is a dystopian novel where women are conscripted to have children by a desperate government, similar to Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale.” Male children are no longer…