Adriana Kantcheva

@adrianakantcheva.com

Writer of SFF, often with a pinch of idealism, a feminist touch, and the occasional sapphic romance. SFWA | Codex | Milford. Words in PodCastle, Escape Pod. adrianakantcheva.com

If anybody was excited that Science Fiction Weekly is aiming to "revive" Daily Science Fiction, you should know they are straight-up lying about having gotten permission from writers to republish DSF stories on their website. (Yes, I have sent a DCMA takedown notice.)

Watermyth also has plus-sized main characters written by a plus-sized size-accepting author. They exist without their bodies being objectified, fetishized or part of a punchline. Just getting stuff done while angsting and trying to cope with the world going to hell in a handbasket. 🧜‍♀️ ☄️ 🏰

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What if Psyche was a Gen-X Malaysian transplanted from her home because of an otherworldly visitation? What if there were a race of Cupids? Read on to find out more in this mythic fantasy with cozy vibes, found family and dark academia overtones. mythopoetica.com/2024/09/01/p... 🧜‍♀️ 💙 📚 #BookSky

The cover of Watermyth by Anita Harris Satkunananthan has a woman in silhouette (Finora) with her hair in a bun, resting one hand on the balustrades of her balcony as she stares at a neighbouring Palazzo.

My story, "Clearance Items in the Underground Dark Magic Night Market," is out in Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet-edited by the amazing Kelly Link and Gavin Grant! What lengths would you go to for someone you love? A Caretaker discovers the answer one night in a desolate field. shorturl.at/GbwXO

Issue 52 of Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet cover. A skeleton with spikes and cacti growing like horns from it's head. Beside it is a green capybara also with spikes and cacti.

That's your reminder that I put together quarterly lists of upcoming SFFH releases by small presses. I started working on the Q4 2026 lists already. If you have a book coming out this October, November, or December, fill out the form available at the link in the quoted post 👇

Millie Abecassis@millieabecassis.com · 2mo ago

I'm putting together quarterly lists of forthcoming SFFH books published by small presses. I do my best to find the info but I can't possibly know every press or release, so I have a submission form. Please share broadly with small pubs, authors, and everyone & their dog so I don't miss a release 👇

It's release day for THE DRAGON HAS SOME COMPLAINTS! Garrodigh is a wild dragon who pretends to be tame so he can eat for free at the local dragon-riding academy. But what's waiting for him up there is far stranger than he imagines. I'm so proud of my dragon for finally escaping into the world!

The Dragon Has Some Complaints

Check out The Dragon Has Some Complaints - <b>"The dragon may have some complaints, but readers won't. By turns silly, sweet, and subversive, this novel has all of Wiswell's characteristic blend of te...

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Thank you for helping us hit $25k! With just under 2 days left on the fund drive, will you help us raise our pay rates to 10c/word? Still more rewards left on the Backerkit campaign 👀

Strange Horizons@strangehorizons.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The Strange Horizons Annual Fund Drive to keep us publishing in 2027 is finally here! You can find the fund drive at the link ⬇️ www.backerkit.com/c/projects/s... Some changes have arrived this time around though. Read the thread to learn more.

Strange Horizons Annual Fund Drive 
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This makes me so sad and angry. What precious editorial time wasted? How many doors will close to legitimate writers? It’s heartwarming to read about the diligence and care, with which @bonabooks.bsky.social handled the situation. I’m grateful to all editors who fight this fight for all our sakes.

Bona Books 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🤘🏼@bonabooks.bsky.social · 4w ago

AI fraud nearly derailed our next anthology. Today we’re talking about what went down, the things we missed, and publishing the report we wish we’d had when it happened. Read all about it on our new blog, and download the full report:

We’re not saying a Dublin 2029 Worldcon would solve all problems…but it certainly wouldn’t hurt! Support the bid from €20, or go full overachiever with Friend or Super-Friend status! You can also volunteer to lend a hand and help us pull off something properly legendary! ☘️ dublin2029.ie 🇮🇪

A photo of 2 green plushie dragons sat on a bollard outside the CCD . One is wearing a brown fabric wizard hat, a Glasgow 2024 tartan scarf, and a badge for Dublin 2029. The other is wearing the Glasgow 2024 Pride badge. The building has a curved and angled glass front and there are potted trees around it.

Have you found yourself staring into the abyss of your wardrobe in a dissatisfied fashion lately? Is your souvenir T-shirt collection no longer sparking joy? Well fear not, because Unconfined is here to help!

A photo of David and Alan sat at the Eastercon fantable. David is wearing a dark grey Unconfined tshirt. The logo is white, with white text reading ‘26-29 March 2027, Glasgow’. Alan is wearing a dark blue Unconfined polo shirt with the Unconfined logo on white. The logo is a silhouetted skyline of Glasgow arced across the top with a mirrored skyline below of a science fiction city skyline. In the centre, between the two horizon lines is the word ‘Unconfined’ in capital letters.

My 1st ever novella now out in Asimov's July/August issue! Also, I made the cover! Also, the cover art features my protagonist, an 18th century naturalist in N. America leaping for an alternate universe! Ha! Every sentence I just wrote ends with an exclamation mark, but I just can't help myself 🤯

Cover of July/August issue of Asimov's SF featuring 18th century woman leaping for a hole in the sky above a forest.

Wanna read some stories? Here's a 🧵 of my 2025 publications so far... 1) "Written on the Subway Walls" in @morningtransport.bsky.social : resistance in the face of systemic oppression, from the pov of the old Erie Canal bed in Rochester NY www.sundaymorningtransport.com/p/written-on...

Written on the Subway Walls

For February, The Sunday Morning Transport brings you stories by Jennifer Hudak, John Chu, Carrie Vaughn, and Marie Brennan.

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