K.A. Nielsen

@kanielsenwriter.bsky.social

I read weird literary things. I write literary weird things. From the US. Living in the UK. More active on insta: @_kanielsen_ www.kanielsen.net she/they

After 40 years without a vision of his angel, artist Peter wonders whether it’s worth carrying on living. But his “angel” is Ro, a human trying to use the visions to plead for resources in their ravaged future. Can this depressed, Twinkie-loving eccentric get the message? #questpit #Q #LF #S #D

Yellow text on the right reads: Everywhen (all-caps). Beneath is a bulleted list: Literary + speculative, voice-driven prose, multi-POV, dual timeline, queer, southern context, 95K words. On the left is a photo of art by Eddie Owens Martin who provided inspiration for the novel described. The artwork shows an abstract vertical landscape with two green hills and a yellow sun in a deep blue sky. Bisecting the green hills are a series of triangles or upside-down Vs in red and blue.

I spent a year of my life writing collaborative fiction with eleven incredible writers; each story is followed by a collaborative deep-dive into the craft of our stories/work and the techniques we used, as well as what worked and what didn't. If you write, this book is a GOLDMINE. Get yours now.

Stanchion@stanchion.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Happy publication day, @lindzmcleod.bsky.social & your brilliant collaborators! An Honour & A Privilege is now available to order from wherever you buy books online, as well as direct from Stanchion in physical & PDF form www.stanchionzine.com/product-page... www.stanchionzine.com/product-page...

WE ARE LOOKING FOR SUBMISSION DEAR BIPOC WRITERS! Send me your nasty, pretty, terrifying, sex, sensual erotic-eco-horror! I would love to see more submissions from BIPOC authors sharing their lovely creepy visions with me! MORE!!!! ~ DEADLINE NOW JAN 31st !!! ~

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My stance on AI feels increasingly like “old person shakes their fist at the sky,” but I’ll say it again—if you can’t be bothered to write the email, read the long article, think through a recipe, then what the hell are we doing here?? Use your beautiful human brain and save some water!

Genuine question: I'm just over 100 pages into Stephen King's 1300-page behemoth The Stand... is it worth it? Possibly relevant: I've not read any King before (except On Writing). Picked it up because I like a dystopia with religious themes.

Day 6—geese a-laying—of our Christmas giveaway is a 2-parter! Firstly, writer/Pseudopod assistant editor Kat Day @chronicleflask.katday.com is offering THREE story criques up to 6k! Remember to like AND repost this skeet to enter! The 3 winners will be chosen at random tomorrow at 5pm.

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This is how you become a writer: You have to love writing but it does not mean it will be enjoyable or make you happy. Accept that you will probably not make money. If any of these ever align in any slot machine like combo, live más.

Spent much of today working on a playlist that vibes with my novel, and much like my novel, I spent most of the time going “how do I make these things fit together???” Anyway, if you like projects inspired by southern gospel music and afrofuturism (among other things), stay tuned.

If you’re into murder mysteries, Nick is reading all the CWA Gold Dagger winners, so you don’t have to. Or more accurately, he’s highlighting the good ones, so you can skip the supremely terrible ones like this.

Nick Wiltsher@nickwiltsher.bsky.social · 2y ago

CWA Gold Dagger winner #16: Joan Fleming, “Young Man, I Think You’re Dying” (1970). One of the worst books I've ever read. www.nickwiltsher.com/cwa-reviews/2024/11/17/joan-fleming-young-man-i-think-youre-dying-1970 💙📚