Showing posts with label Scott Harrison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Harrison. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 July 2013

Steampunk Thursday: Author and Editor Scott Harrison on Steampunking the Classics

Scott Harrison, just in case you don't know, is an author and editor. It was he who put together the Resurrection Engines Steampunk anthology that includes my own anachrotech take on Moby Dick entitled There Leviathan.

Scott was interviewed over at SF Signal back at the beginning of the year about the anthology and how he came to put it together. If you've not seen it already, it's worth a read.


Saturday, 9 March 2013

Short Story Saturday: Scott Harrison interviewed

Scott Harrison, the editor behind Snowbooks' Resurrection Engines (which features my short story There Leviathan) has been interviewed over on SF Signal.

You can read the interview for yourself here. You can pick up a copy of Resurrection Engines here.


Thursday, 17 January 2013

Steampunk Thursday: Resurrection Engines

So, these arrived on Tuesday in the post...


Resurrection Engines - a steampunk reinvention of classic novels of the past, edited by Scott Harrison. My contribution to the anthology is a short story called There Leviathan, which gives a steampunk twist to the great American novel Moby Dick.


Featuring stories by Alison Littlewood, Adam Roberts, Kim Lakin-Smith and Cavan Scott (as well as Yours Truly), you can pick up your own copy of Resurrection Engines here.


Saturday, 1 December 2012

Short Story Saturday: Resurrection Engines

Great news! Resurrection Engines - a steampunk reinvention of classic novels of the past, edited by Scott Harrison - is released today! The book is available to buy via Amazon here.


My story is called There Leviathan and gives a steampunk twist to the great American novel Moby Dick. And no, it doesn't have anything to do with Pax Britannia. Nothing whatsoever.

Saturday, 24 November 2012

Short Story Saturday: Resurrection Engines

There's only one week to go now until the release of Resurrection Engines and the book is available for pre-order on Amazon here.

And here's the full table of contents...

The Soul-Eaters of Raveloe by Alison Littlewood

A Journey To The Centre Of The Moon by Alan K. Baker

She-Who-Thinks-For-Herself by Juliet E. McKenna

The Great Steam Time Machine by Brian Herbert and Bruce Taylor

Silver Selene by Philip Palmer

White Fangoria by Roland Moore

The God Of All Machines by Scott Harrison

The Crime Of The Ancient Mariner by Adam Roberts

There Leviathan by Jonathan Green

The Island Of Peter Pandora by Kim Lakin-Smith

The Ghost Of Christmas Sideways by Simon Bucher-Jones

Talented Witches by Paul Magrs

Fairest Of Them All by Cavan Scott

Tidewrack Medusa by Rachel E. Pollock

Robin Hood And The Eater Of Worlds by Jim Mortimore

Saturday, 17 November 2012

Short Story Saturday: Resurrection Engines

Scott Harrison, editor of Resurrection Engines, dropped me an email the other day with the final cover for the paperback edition attached. And very smart it looks too...


The guys at Snowbooks have done a fantastic job and I can't wait to hold this book in my hands - and read everybody else's stories!

In case your eyesight is going the same way as mine, my contribution is a steampunkification of the classic American novel Moby Dick, called There Leviathan.

You can pre-order your own copy of Resurrection Engines here.

 

Thursday, 18 October 2012

Steampunk Thursday: Happy Moby Dick Day!

Did you know that today (18 October 2012) marked the 161st anniversary of the first publication of the great American novel Moby Dick, here in Britain in 1851? Google marked the occasion as only Google knows how.


Now how's this for a coincidence? I received an email today from Scott Harrison, editor of Resurrection Engines, telling me that the book will be released on 1 December and to start pimping the book on my blog and elsewhere.


Resurrection Engines is a steampunk anthology, published by Snowbooks, that features 16 brand new stories from some of the most exciting names writing in genre fiction today, that reimagine or retell classic works of literary fiction in a steampunk stylee. And guess what... my story is a reimagining of Moby Dick.

You couldn't make it up, you really couldn't...

Saturday, 2 June 2012

Short Story Saturday: Small Press Saturday?


I seem to be writing more and more short stories for Small Press publications this year. (And this after I decided not to task myself with writing twelve shorts in 2012!)

Yes, I still write short stories set within the worlds of Warhammer, Warhammer 40,000 and Pax Britannia on a semi-regular basis but my horror portfolio and weird fiction library are growing thanks to the wonders of the Small Presses. These are the publications where I get to try out new ideas, new ways of writing, which I believe is making me a better writer, with some of the techniques learned slowly starting to slip through into my more 'mainstream' work - if any of it could ever really be called mainstream!

So with that in mind, today I'm going to update you on a couple of Small Press things I've got going on.


Saturday 30 June - the Forbidden Planet London Megastore will be hosting an event with a difference – welcoming a host of authors and editors from four small press publishers into a mini convention in our very own store! This will include Pandemonium Fiction and I will be among those signing copies of Stories of the Smoke.

Saturday 30 June - is also the scheduled release date for Resurrection Engines, edited by Scott Harrison and published by Snowbooks.

July 2012 - will see the publication of World's Collider, the shared world anthology I've been involved in. In fact my story is the first in the collection and kicks everything off. Edits when back this week so everything appears to be on schedule. Fifty million people died in the Collision. They were the lucky ones…



More news on  Resurrection Engines and  World's Collider when I have it. Until then...


Saturday, 26 May 2012

Short Story Saturday: Resurrection Engines

So this week I finished my short story for the soon-to-be-published short story collection Resurrection Engines, and sent it off to the anthology's editor Scott Harrison.

What makes Resurrection Engines different from other short story collections is the fact that each story within is a steampunk 're-telling' of a classic tale.

I say 're-telling' with parentheses in place because you can be sure they're not going to be simple re-tellings of the stories with just a few cogs and top hats added. Oh no.

You can find out more about the tales being told in the book here, including which classic tale I'm taking on.


Friday, 11 May 2012

Resurrection Engines - now featuring Jonathan Green

I thought you might be interested to hear that Scott Harrison's forthcoming steampunk short story collection Resurrection Engines: Sixteen Extraordinary Tales of Scientific Romance will now feature a short story by Yours Truly.

You can read more about the collection here, at Scott's blog.