Polyphony

As I may have mentioned two years ago when I first announced the TOC, there are some amazing stories in Polyphony 7.

March 23rd, 2010 wheatland_press 2010

We have heard from many in the SF/F literary community that Polyphony is a vital part of landscape.

November 20th, 2009 wheatland_press 2009

There is a good book buried in Polyphony 4, though, and it is that book I want to celebrate.

Genre Fiction 2010

Finally, even though I do not have a story in Polyphony 7, I'm pleased to see that it has a chance to finally be published -- if you, the book buying public, support it by pre-ordering it.

Good writing news 2009

We have heard from many in the SF/F literary community that Polyphony is a vital part of landscape.

December 8th, 2009 wheatland_press 2009

Nevertheless, if I were to point interested readers to stories in Polyphony 4 that would reward the effort to locate a copy of the anthology, regardless of one's interest in genre, there would be two: Michael Bishop's "Baby Love" and Jeff VanderMeer's "Three Days in a Border Town."

Genre Fiction 2010

But the stories in Polyphony 4 don't just exemplify the alternative strategies embodied in their genres.

Genre Fiction 2010

We have heard from many in the SF/F literary community that Polyphony is a vital part of landscape.

February 19th, 2010 wheatland_press 2010

Found out today that my story "An Afterlife Of Sorrow" will be in Polyphony 7.

Poly Wanna Cracker? mtrimm1 2008

Polyphony is now firmly established as the defining publication at the literary end of the fantastic spectrum.

November 8th, 2006 wheatland_press 2006