Champ Wongsatayanont

@champwongs.bsky.social

🇹🇭 Thai writer, born and based. Bram Stoker and Ignyte Finalist ✒️ Stories in Reactor and Nightmare 🫶🏼 Clarion West, Tin House, Banff Centre, Faber Academy

So excited/delighted/honored to have my first ever piece of flash fiction published with @bafflingmag.bsky.social and @neonhemlock.bsky.social !

Neon Hemlock@neonhemlock.bsky.social · last mo.

Delighted to share our twenty-fourth issue of @bafflingmag.bsky.social, edited by @davorobyov.bsky.social, and with a cover by @grimolkin.bsky.social, on the theme of mecha vs kaiju. 🤖👾 You can read the issue here: www.bafflingmag.com/issue-twenty... 👾🤖

Bafflng Issue 24
July 2026

Stories from:
Rhiannon Rasmussen
Christian M. Ivey
Kel E Lyle
Rem Wigmore
Sabyasachi Roy
Conrad Loyer
Jay Kang Romanus
Jason Schembri
Jeoi Gawain Lin

THE TIME HAS COME ✨ Anathema is OPEN to submissions from June 20th—July 20th! We’re looking for speculative works by queer creators of color. Send us your best, your weirdest, & your queerest work! We are proud to be paying a professional SFWA rate. 🎉 So excited to see what you have to offer! 💜

Anathema: Spec from the Margins is now OPEN for submissions from June 20th to July 20th! We’re looking for speculative fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and art by queer creators of color! We pay a professional SFWA rate! Check the link in bio for submission guidelines!

www.sfrevu.com/php/Review-i... ("A Penrose Dirge" by Chris Campbell Lokton 855376 is the Grand Conductor and Chief Archivist of the sixty-seventh Aeon. It is determined to survive the heat death of the universe. Strange story but a lot of fun.) Strange story but a lot of fun!!! Goal unlocked!

Asimov's Science Fiction June 2026

<P> The May/June 2026 issue of <i>Asimov's Science Fiction</i> has stories by Cecilia Holland, A.M. Dellamonica, Zhou Wen, Steve Rasnic Tem, Betsy Aoki, Chris Campbell, Dale Bailey, Stephanie Feldman,...

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(3) Normalising every day Thai food of a Phuket local: Little feast the night before I fly out for the con-hopping in the US!! If you'll be at Locus, Nebula or Stokercon, please let me know. Would love to meet y'all!

A bunch of plates on a stone table consisting of pork stirfried with lemongrass and shrimp paste, bitter melon stirfried with fried fish pieces, melinjo leaves stirfried with egg, and spicy southern tumeric curry with fish pieces and coconut shoots, all accompanied by two plates of rice and little serving bowls for the curryClose up of the tumeric spicy curry with a piece of very fresh piece of fish

Ok how is this artwork so bang-on accurate for what the taxi would look like? I'm mad impressed! Please stay tuned for a new audio version of Autogas Ferryman with an incredibly gifted reader!

Tales to Terrify@talestoterrify.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Welcome to episode 746. It’s week two of our #BramStokerAwards short fiction showcase. This week, we meet a regular taxi driver with a very special talent. (By @champwongs.bsky.social talestoterrify.com/episodes/746-stokers-champ-wongsatayanont

Normalising every day Thai food of a Phuket local. This is a food blog now. Alt-text may be required for this journey. Here's my selection from a rice-and-curry stall. Literally 80 baht (2.5 dollars) for everything

A plate of rice with pink fermented beancurd pork stir-fry, curry paste pork stir-fry and bitter gourd stir-fry with egg and prawns. There is spoon and fork on the plate and a metal cup of water in the background

Lots of tech dudes think the "idea" is the important part of creating, not the creative journey you take through work to give that idea actual meaning. Ideas are the easiest, cheapest and least fulfilling part of it. Giving ideas life through work, and sharing that work with others, is the stuff.

the Mountain Goats@themountaingoats.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Seriously it’s like there is a giant chunk of tech people who don’t understand that when you’ve learned how to write, you feel proud, you look forward to doing more of it, you cheerfully neglect your other work just so you can write more

One day I'll remember how to post a newsletter at a time when people read their email but in my defence I am on a ship in the Pacific ocean & time is, among other things, a social construct from which I have been abstracted for the foreseeable future ANYWAY MY NEW BOOK IS OUT TODAY

Seasons of Glass and Iron Release Day!

Dear Friends, It's here! Today's the day! Seasons of Glass and Iron is available wherever you get your books! In the normal order of things I should be where my book is – in a shop signing stock, or...

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I'm a Nebula finalist!!!!! "The Name Ziya" is a story I wrote at 22 for my Clarion West application but also to grapple my own thorny relationship with cultural names & assimilation. It took 3 years to publish; I am so proud it's my first award nom and so so thrilled to share space on this list 🥲

Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Association@sfwa.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Congratulations to our Nebula Finalists for the 61st Nebula Award for Best Novelette! #SFWA #Nebulas #61stNebulaAwards

And the Nebula Finalists for Best Novelette are...

“Our Echoes Drifting Through the Marsh”
Marie Croke (Beneath Ceaseless Skies 1/9/25)

“Uncertain Sons”
Thomas Ha (Uncertain Sons)

“We Begin Where Infinity Ends”
Somto Ihezue (Clarkesworld 2/25)

The Name Ziya
Wen-Yi Lee (Tor)

“Never Eaten Vegetables”
H.H. Pak (Clarkesworld 1/25)

“The Life and Times of Alavira the Great as Written by Titos Pavlou and Reviewed by Two Lifelong Friends”
Eugenia Triantafyllou (Uncanny 3-4/25)

Found the Autogas Ferryman irl Real talk: The yantra on the ceiling is drawn by Buddhist monks to ward off danger/evil. The amulets and saisin strings are blessed and given by monks to also ward danger/evil. All in all, I ought to feel very well-protected.

Spiritual paraphernalia inside a typical Bangkok taxi