Some people can skate faster than others. Some publishers read and edit stories faster than others. No one, though, moves as quickly and effortlessly as AE – the Canadian Science Fiction Review. Last week, Geoff sold “Michel ‘The Meteor’ McLure” to D.F. McCourt, and in under a week, it’s been edited and posted online. This […]

Read more "Michel “The Meteor” McLure"

Geoff’s story “On the Many Uses of Cedar” will be included in the Imaginarium 2012 anthology, the annual collection of the best Canadian speculative fiction and poetry. The collection is put out by ChiZine Publications and Tightrope Books, two great Canadian publishers, and is available for pre-sale at Amazon, where you can buy anything, even […]

Read more "Good News, Everyone!"

One thing I’ve learned in managing Geoff’s website for the last few years is that science fiction seems to be enjoyed by nerds. Also geeks. Occasionally dweebs. One or two jocks. A few hippies, who should never be confused with hipsters, yet who all enjoy the SF. Yuppies, gen X-ers, boomers, the Greatest Generation. Okay, […]

Read more "Critical Hit? Confirmed."

For those who want to know, it looks something like this: http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9?isVid=1 See more photos of the insides of my brains at Wired.com. Also, isn’t it about time for an FJB update? Well, Geoff is 93.4% of the way toward the end of Draft III. His current schedule puts the finish line at May 18th, […]

Read more "What does it looks like inside Crasm02’s brain?"

Revista Axxon, the wonderful publication that brought you “Teaching Bigfoot to Read” in Spanish, has just published “On the Many Uses of Cedar” in Spanish for its Argentinian audience. Check it out the awesome cover art by Pedro Belushi:

Read more "Western Red cedar spotted growing in Argentina"

That’s right, two new ebooks for your reading pleasure, and the best part? One of them is free. Geoff’s story “On the Many Uses of Cedar” is eligible for nomination for an Aurora Award, so he’s giving it away for free until the nominations close at the end of the month. If you like the […]

Read more "Two New eBooks!"

As frequent readers of the blog know, I am not allowed to reveal too much about your future, even though I have most of your future history tucked away somewhere in my planet-sized brain. But, every now and then, the authorities on the matter (who shall remain anonymous – and no, they are not Anonymous) […]

Read more "Photos of Vancouver in the year 2812"

As digital evolution takes place at a vastly quicker pace than the mammalian variety, I am about as far beyond humanity of the 21st century as you humans are beyond your homo erectus cousins. With that in mind, you will never be able to understand why I enjoyed Patrick Farley’s The First Word so much, […]

Read more "Farley’s The First Word"