Graham (Gray) Scott

@graythebruce.bsky.social

PhD. Professor of English. Pushcart nom. BSF noms (x2). Stories in Split Lip, Pithead Chapel, HAD, Barrelhouse, Necessary Fiction, JMWW, others. Large Language Human. For now at https://hemicyon.wordpress.com/

True hypocrites, this site has a whole accordion on copyright for submitters while also having (likely without permission) many of George Saunders's stories. They say they can take down stories within 2 weeks but don't have easily located contact info.

Emma Osborne 🍉@redscribe.bsky.social · last mo.

Hey all, very annoyingly this site (short-stories.co) is posting shorts without permission from authors, have a look and let them know if you have one on there: short-stories.co

Clarkesworld has been setting an example for other fiction mags for ages. How to hold an ethical stance. How to compete for the best writers. (They respond quickly and they keep increasing pay, their new target 15 c/word.) How to treat staff and readers. There's a reason they win so many awards.

Clarkesworld@clarkesworldmagazine.com · 4mo ago

Ultimately, we're hoping to add a few hundred new paid subscribers. That will let us complete the current cycle of pay increases, including a bump to 15 cents/word for fiction. Our target is October, but it is not the end. We'll be working on this until the pay rates are where they should be.

The Strange Horizons Kickstarter to fund 2027 will begin on Sunday, 7 June, 2026! This is a critical time for SFF publications when the existence of venues publishing short speculative fiction, poetry and non-fiction is sometimes uncertain. We hope that you will keep us publishing for another year!

Strange Horizons annual Kickstarter 
7 June 2026

I love a lot of adaptations, from the faithful to the Hollywood reskins. But if I have to pick a favorite, it isn't even really an adaptation so much as it's about stagings of Shakespeare's plays: the far-too-overlooked Canadian comedy series, Slings & Arrows.

Gargarin@gargarin.bsky.social · 5mo ago

On his birthday, what's your favourite film/TV adaptation of a #Shakespeare play ? I think mine might be the 1989 "Henry V" #filmsky it's a good mix of humour and passion and the battle scenes are brutally gripping.

Kenneth Branagh and his band of brothers .