Spookymonth continues with the Palumbo-Piper gut-punch combo! Yes, favorite Suzan Palumbo returns, and favorite Hailey Piper makes her Story Hour debut! Join us Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. PDT! @sillysyntax.bsky.social @haileypiperfights.bsky.social www.storyhour2020.com
Champ Wongsatayanont
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Unintentional horror writer. Based in 🇹🇭 Bram Stoker and Ignyte Finalist ✒️ Stories in Reactor and Nightmare 🫶🏼 Clarion West, Tin House, Banff Centre, Faber Academy
Ok this is the real Shaolin practice before my competition next week in Singapore. Tongbeiquan on the sand is no joke
Sharing you the legendary cake-breathing technique of Shaolin
A few short story reading notes are now up in this blog post — I'm working on how to get back up to pre-end-of-PhD speed! tanaudel.wordpress.com/2026/07/15/m... #storynotes
March and April 2026 short story reading notes
notes from last year because I’m not near my recent notebook This post is a roughly tidied version of my March and April 2026 posts (on Bluesky) about short stories. There’s a list of all the…
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So excited/delighted/honored to have my first ever piece of flash fiction published with @bafflingmag.bsky.social and @neonhemlock.bsky.social !
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... 👾🤖
...congratulations also to Ignyte Award finalists @aimeeogdenwrites.com, @vanessafogg.bsky.social, @mariahaskins.com, @davering.bsky.social, and @champwongs.bsky.social, who read his nominated story on Story Hour! (2/2) youtu.be/0Gwk1zD4qQo
March 24, 2026 Story Hour: Champ Wongsatayanont and Lyndsie Manusos
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(4) Normalising every day Thai food of a Phuket local: The perfect Khao Mun Gai (ข้าวมันไก่). This place does NOT skimp on ginger and chilli in their sauce
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! 💜
The #2026IgnyteAwards finalists in Outstanding Short Story are: Autogas Ferryman – @champwongs.bsky.social Because I Held His Name Like A Key – @aimeeogdenwrites.com Commensalism, Or the Labyrinth’s Vessels – @nkereuwxm.bsky.social (1/2)
The #2026IgnyteAwards finalists in Outstanding Novelette are: Human Voices – @isabel.kim Never Eaten Vegetables – @hhpak.bsky.social Uncertain Sons – @thomasha.bsky.social We Begin Where Infinity Ends – @somtoihezue.bsky.social What I Saw Before the War – Alaya Dawn Johnson
So honoured to receive this nomination among all the incredible writers!! 🙏🏼
The #2026IgnyteAwards finalists in Outstanding Short Story are: Autogas Ferryman – @champwongs.bsky.social Because I Held His Name Like A Key – @aimeeogdenwrites.com Commensalism, Or the Labyrinth’s Vessels – @nkereuwxm.bsky.social (1/2)
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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My first time as a Shirley Jackson Award finalist! I've always wanted that creepy little lottery stone! Congrats to the other finalists! So many exclamation points! www.shirleyjacksonawards.org/2026/05/28/n...
Nominees Announced for the 2025 Shirley Jackson Awards – The Shirley Jackson Awards
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Congrats to all who made the 2025 Shirley Jackson Awards final ballot! I'm especially pleased four of them — @sarahpinsker.bsky.social, @datlow.bsky.social, @jordankurella.com, and @kaaronwarren.bsky.social — have chatted and chewed on Eating the Fantastic. Join them for a nosh! pod.link/1083737796
(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!
My new cozy science fiction story NOW IS A KIND OF FOREVER is up @morningtransport.bsky.social www.sundaymorningtransport.com/p/now-is-a-k... Get your 60-day free subscription here: www.sundaymorningtransport.com/smt2024
Now is a Kind of Forever
Kelly Robson returns to The Sunday Morning Transport with a new story, filled with brilliant, but hidden, mayhem and joy.
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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!
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
The 2026 short story Stoker nominees at TtT: 745: [Ir]reversible by Anna Taborska 746: Autogas Ferryman by @champwongs.bsky.social 747: Stomata by @ledaniels.bsky.social 748: Inheritance by @rjacksonjoseph.bsky.social 749: St. Dymphna’s School for Borderland Girls by Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece
Best pad krapao in Phuket at Chuan Chim restaurant. Eat your heart out Mark Wiens
New story day! I wrote The Song Shines On during my residency at Banff (with excellent feedback from friends including @champwongs.bsky.social and @shewhoserenades.bsky.social) so it's dear to my heart 💙
"And all that is best of dark and bright Shall emerge from what has ionised. [—ise—] [—surprised at the amount of junk data in here. What the hell is this thing returning my pings with?" @joberry.bsky.social's lyrical "The Song Shines On" is now live! www.dreamtheory.media/the-song-shi...
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.
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
Story Hour does not believe in April Fooling. Story Hour is no tricks, all treats. For instance, our April 1 guests are the seriously awesome Thomas Ha and Karlo Yeager Rodríguez. Join us Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. PDT—and that’s no joke! @thomasha.bsky.social @kjy1066.bsky.social www.storyhour2020.com
With the end of the voting season, please let me share my award eligibility one more time. Thank you! 🙏🏼
I'm seeing people posting their 2025 award eligibility, so here's mine. Please consider if any story touches your heart. Thank you! 🙏🏼
Had such an incredible reading with the wonderful @lmanusos.bsky.social!! Her story "Unimagined Delicacy" was so so good that I felt myself become something else. The lingering sensations remain 🐙 Please read her story here!
Unimagined Delicacy by Lyndsie Manusos
He picks up dirt with one arm. And then another. The suckers on each limb grab at the dirt, and he throws it in waves behind him. There is Miracle Grow in this soil, he sees by the specks of white and...
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This Story Hour, Lyndsie Manusos read a masterful bit of creepy fiction and Champ Wongsatayanont read his marvelous Bram Stoker Award-nominated novelette. Superb stories, and a superb pairing! You can still watch! @lmanusos.bsky.social @champwongs.bsky.social youtu.be/0Gwk1zD4qQo
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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First time doing a reading with the amazing @lmanusos.bsky.social !! Please tune in if you can!
This week, Story Hour brings back the beloved Lyndsie Manusos! Bram Stoker Award nominee Champ Wongsatayanont makes his Story Hour debut! Join us Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. PDT! @lmanusos.bsky.social @champwongs.bsky.social www.storyhour2020.com
For the lover: grief and despair For the kings: crown and banner "And what for me," I asked Sounded the Voice: Tablet and pen -- The Rubaiyat of Sadequain, Sadequain +
"Locus is authentic in a sea of commercial opportunism." @fondalee.bsky.social writes about @locusmag.bsky.social's impact on SFF writers and readers across its fifty-eight years. And right now, the magazine needs our help:
Locus Is a Longstanding Bright Spot in Our Community - Reactor
Let’s show up and support them the way they support us.
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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 🥲
Congratulations to our Nebula Finalists for the 61st Nebula Award for Best Novelette! #SFWA #Nebulas #61stNebulaAwards