Publications

Coming Soon

• The novel Perpetua will be appearing in print soon – more details to come!
• “The Way of the Shrike” will appear in Planet Scumm
• “Four Hundred Million Reasons” is forthcoming in Aggregate

Feature Attractions

• “River of Sons” appears in Beneath Ceaseless Skies
• “Observer Effect” appears in The Dread Machine
• “The Five Rules of Supernova Surfing or A For Real Solution to the Fermi Paradox, Bro” appears in Clarkeworld
• “Three Herons” appears in Polar Borealis #5
• “‘Ti Pouce in Fergetitland” appears in The Food of My People anthology from Exile Editions.
• “The Martian in the Greenhouse” appears in Metaphorosis.
• “To Well and Truly Serve” appears in Cosmic Horror Monthly
• “Billy Ray’s Small Appliance Rehabilitation” appears in Reckoning #4.
• “She Paddles the Impossible Canoe” appears in Nameless Digest.
• “The Memetic Vaccination” appeared in The Colored Lens Spring 2019.
• “Two from the Field, Two from the Mill” appeared in On Spec 109.
• “Salix Oneirola” appears in Dreams & Nightmares.
• “Captured Carbon” appears in Cli-Fi: Canadian Tales of Climate Change.
• “Wheatiesfields in Fall” appears in The Playground of Lost Toys anthology.
• “The Collected Sylvia: Volumes 1 to 1388” appears in Equilibrium Overturned from Grey Matter Press.
• “What Pavel Found” appears in Black Denim Lit.
• “Song of Mary” appears in Electric Velocipede 27.
• “Lone White Seagull” appears in Kaleidotrope’s Autumn 2013 issue.
• “Heart of Darkest Tortuguero” appears in Big Pulp’s Summer 2013 issue.
• “Something Special” appears in Cicada magazine.
• “Miranda, In Pieces” appears in The Inanimates I anthology.
• Eversong is available at Smashwords,  Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and Amazon.
• “Where the Wiffle Ball Went” appears in Dark Recesses‘s incredible final issue.
• “Cradle and Ume” appears in New Worlds, and it was also produced as a podcast at EscapePod.
• “Michel ‘The Meteor’ McLure” appears in AE: The Canadian Science Fiction Review.
• “On the Many Uses of Cedar” appears On Spec, in Spanish at Revista Axxon, and in Imaginarium 2012: The Best Canadian Speculative Writing.
• “Something Special” appears in the Tomorrow’s World collection.
• “Herring Bones and Moon Rock” appears in the Narwhal.
• “Abattoir Blues” appears in The Blackness Within anthology. Listen to or download a free audio recording here.
• “Lo’ihi Rising” appears in Orson Scott Card’s Intergalactic Medicine Show in November, 2009.
• “Teaching Bigfoot to Read” appears in Clarkesworld Magazine and in Spanish as “Enseñando a leer a Pie Grande” in Revista Axxon in Argentina. Drabblecast produced a great audio version of the story.
• “The Most Successful Man in the World” appears in Strange, Weird, and Wonderful Magazine Summer, 2009 edition.
• “Shaded Streams Run Clearest” won second place in the Apex Annual Halloween Short Story contest (theme: election horror). It appeared on November 4th, 2008.  You can also listen to it here. You can download the audio version here: shaded-streams-run-clearestmp3. It also appears in the Descended from Darkness anthology. You can purchase it here.
• “Window” and “Kindling Hope” appear in the 2007 issue of Ubyssey’s Science Ficiton Rant, where “Kindling Hope” won first place.
• “Kindling Hope” was also shortlisted for the Apex 2006 Annual Halloween Short Story Contest and the ChiZine 2007 Annual Short Story Contest.

In Production

Geoff is seeking a home for several stories, including “Something Happened on the Day He Died”, and is currently working on a novel titled The Tear.

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