Mário Coelho
@mariocoelho.bsky.social
Writer. I've never killed anybody. Repped by @StevieFinegan https://www.mario-coelho.com/
'Unto the Godless What Little Remains', whose author is incredibly attractive and recently achieved one-armed pull ups, basically predicted ChatGPT and all this shittery with AI. The author is a genius. I wish I knew him.
Solaris Books@solarisbooks.bsky.social · 5mo agoIt's here! We're having a Spring Cleaning sale on our website where you can snap up signed special editions, hard-to-get hardbacks & more! Ft @derekkunsken.bsky.social @csecooney.bsky.social @koldholdt.bsky.social @waynesantos.bsky.social @mariocoelho.bsky.social 👉 https://geni.us/Solarissale
If you ever feel discouraged as a writer, think of the time I got a vaguely threatening, negative personal rejection from a transgressive lit magazine.
It's out and beautifully done <3. Support your local dead billionaire.
Reckoning@reckoningmag.bsky.social · last yr.New podcast episode! @mariocoelho.bsky.social's "We Will Not Dream of Corals" is a deeply satisfying story about symbiotic coral polyps joining forces with humans to defeat billionaires and save the world. Narrated by @bernie-jsyk.bsky.social, produced by Aaron Kling reckoning.press/podcast-epis...
I've been yapping about this for years. The whole rest of the world reads translated fiction on the regular. The Hugos *really* need this category.
Translated Hugo Initiative@translatedhugo.bsky.social · last yr.Hello, Bluesky! This is a weird day to go live with this project, but: this is an initiative to add a Translated Speculative Fiction category to the Hugo Awards. If you are a fan of global SF, and want to put some more "World" in "Worldcon", check out our site! Lots more to come. translatedhugo.org
I've been lurking on an AI "writing" subreddit. Caught this gem yesterday.
💾 New from me: i interviewed @cara.city about the Telnet literary zine New Session, rejecting algorithms & AI brainrot, and the return of what i’m calling the Slow Internet 🐢 🖥️
This Queer Online Zine Can Only Be Read Via an Ancient Internet Protocol
New Session publishes poetry via Telnet, rejecting the internet’s fast-paced enshittification.
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reminded today of a story I wrote about hockey and the folks it eats up only to spit out later. you can read "GOAT" over at Joyland joylandmagazine.com/fiction/goat/
american citizens will be so overjoyed with the ability to say slurs at work that they will no longer need to consume food nor purchase consumer goods
ICYMI, @mariahaskins.com in @strangehorizons.bsky.social ALSO had really nice things to say about @mariocoelho.bsky.social's billionaire-killing sentient symbiotes story from Reckoning 9, "We Will Not Dream of Corals": strangehorizons.com/wordpress/no...
Short Fiction Treasures: Quarterly Fiction Roundup
As the world seemed to shift and break around all of us, I found myself drawn to stories about rage, resistance, resilience, and even a bit of love. In “Tell Them a Story to Teach Them Kindness” in…
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Reckoning@reckoningmag.bsky.social · 2y agoICYMI, @bookjockeyalex.bsky.social's "Must Read Short Speculative Fiction" column for January includes @mariocoelho.bsky.social's story from Reckoning 9, "We Will Not Dream of Corals"! "[T]his story felt like perfect timing with the current state of the world." reactormag.com/must-read-sh...
ICYMI, @bookjockeyalex.bsky.social's "Must Read Short Speculative Fiction" column for January includes @mariocoelho.bsky.social's story from Reckoning 9, "We Will Not Dream of Corals"! "[T]his story felt like perfect timing with the current state of the world." reactormag.com/must-read-sh...
Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: January 2025 - Reactor
Let these ten excellent science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories inspire you.
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Cheers for the shout. I hope to turn my earnest love for ecoterrorism into an honest living, one day. reactormag.com/must-read-sh...
Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: January 2025 - Reactor
Let these ten excellent science fiction, fantasy, and horror stories inspire you.
reactormag.com
Unfortunately, I've been absent for the past week, but please go check out this wonderfully cathartic story.
Mário Coelho@mariocoelho.bsky.social · 2y agoThis story was inspired by my passion for dead billionaires. Free Luigi.
This story was inspired by my passion for dead billionaires. Free Luigi.
Reckoning@reckoningmag.bsky.social · 2y agoNew today from Reckoning 9, in @mariocoelho.bsky.social’s “We Will Not Dream of Corals”, a symbiotic micro-invertebrate influences humans to make the world better. Spoiler: the billionaire dies reckoning.press/we-will-not-...
"Based on this information, I cannot consider myself a Hugo winner and will not be citing the 2023 award result in my biographical details, or on this site." Adrian Tchaikovsky is a true chad. Source: adriantchaikovsky.com
Huge, huge respect to Samantha Mills. The Hugos apparently excluding Chinese-language novels is even worse than the other censorship shenanigans. Really hammers home the idea that it's an award by Anglo authors, to Anglo authors. Anglocon, not Worldcon, I guess.
Samantha (Sam) Mills@samtasticbooks.com · 3y agoMy thoughts on not really winning a Hugo. (Apologies for a long summary of much-repeated detail, this is my record for myself as much as anybody else. Feel free to correct me if I got anything royally wrong.) samtasticbooks.com/2024/02/17/r...
'Burn You the Fuck Alive' by B.R Yeager was as brilliant as I was expecting. Yeager writes the horror of the human body* like nobody else does, or dares to. *Not to be confused with body horror, which there's also loads of here.
