KJ Kabza - Fantasy, Science Fiction, Horror, and Regular-Type

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Short Fiction ebook! KJ Kabza: In Pieces

KJ Kabza: In Pieces

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  • December 23, 2011: Now at Amazon and Barnes and Noble! The anthology "WTF?!" from Pink Narcissus Press, featuring my story "Neighbors: A Definitive Odyssey," in which the characters are words, and the setting, the interior of a dictionary. (If that's not an embodiment of WTF, I don't know what is.) Plus, short fiction reviewer Rich Horton has called my story "The Ramshead Algorithm" one of his favorites he's read in F&SF this year.
  • December 4, 2011: This Wednesday, check out the serialized web novel The Wizard's Prophecy. In chapter 10, you might look at the art and see a striking resemblance to the style of the doodles I have placed throughout my page. Fascinating, no?
  • November 27, 2011: I have published another weirdo story for your enjoyment, "The Expurgated Version," now up at Brain Harvest. Feel free to whittle away 5 minutes of your time by reading it. Also, feel free to purchase The Best of Beneath Ceaseless Skies Online Magazine, Year 2, in which my magical steampunk love story, "The Leafsmith in Love," has been reprinted.
  • November 7, 2011: Q: What is beachpunk? A: It's like Neal Stephenson's "Snowcrash" meets the Gidget movies. Q: Can you give me an example? A: Why yes! My story "Gnarly Times at Nana'ite Beach," which just sold today to The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction.
  • November 1, 2011: Sometime in 2012, the not-yet-launched Buzzy Mag will publish my scifi story "Something to Be Tamed," which features giant, color-changing landsquids and vaguely D/s themes. (Can't go wrong with tentacles and petplay.) (Apparently.)
  • October 30, 2011: Bad news! "Neighbors: A Definitive Odyssey," my fine tale of adventure and intrigue set inside a dictionary, will not appear in "Liminality: Tales from the Borders of Speculative Fiction" because the publisher has pulled the anthology. Good news! "Neighbors: A Definitive Odyssey," my fine tale of etc. etc., will instead appear in "WTF?!," an anthology from the wise folks over at Pink Narcissus Press.

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