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“I read somewhere that her upload failed. That it was a ghost—no, less than a ghost.”
Read “What it Means to Be a Car,” a new short story by James Patrick Kelly--out today on Tor.com!
🚀ed: Reeling from the year... | illus: Scott Bakal
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Coming in two weeks…
“What It Means to Be a Car,” a new short story by James Patrick Kelly (James Patrick Kelly), edited by Jonathan Strahan (@JonathanStrahan) and illustrated by Scott Bakal (@scottbakal).
Free to read on Tor.com on July 26th!

Get Wise About This New 'Zine Launch! SciFiwise.com has stories by me, Nancy Kress, John Kessel and Kristine Kathryn Rusch, with more to come. The site is gorgeous and it includes video introductions to each story. Jim sez check it out. scifiwise.com

Here's a graphic novel adapted from a story by my sister-in-law Sarah K. Castle. Her 2012 story appeared as “The Mutant Stag at Horn Creek” in Analog. This version has just been published in the Futuresque line, created my good friend Francesco Verso. amazon.com/dp/B09R4RRX7D

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The Sunday Morning Transport takes flight today with a story from James Patrick Kelly (James Patrick Kelly) that connects art, memory and experience in entirely new and unexpected ways. Read a sample or subscribe here: sundaymorningtransport.com/p/the-in-betwe…

My recent reads discuss versions of 'reality' and the Simulation, e.g., I just read James Patrick Kelly's column 'On the Net' in Asimov's SF Mag (9/1/22). James Patrick Kelly By coincidence, I also just started reading 'Reality +' by David Chalmers! Both highly recommended! #Simulation

Noted without comment. Had COVID, got through it, tested negative this morning.

Such a deal! pmpress.org/index.php?l=pr…

The traditional opening of the books. Happy bookbirthday to the First Law of Thermodynamics.
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Here's the cover of my new collection. ToC includes two ten minute plays, two of my many (20? 25?) stories that were finalists for awards but didn't win and my fave novelette that nobody has read. An interview and an essay are allegedly non-fiction. pmpress.org/index.php?l=pr…

With the new issue of Asimov's comes another of my columns. In this one I take a hard look at a social science that many genre writers either ignore or get wrong. The title of my critique says it all: Dismal.
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It's time (maybe past time!) to talk about my new collection from PM Press. It's launching exactly two weeks from now. I'm stoked to have a new book in 2021 and to join the illustrious band of PM's Outspoken Authors. pmpress.org/index.php?l=pr…

My first evah sale to a mystery 'zine, thanks to my lead co-author @tarapriceless

ICYMI the first time around, check out James Patrick Kelly's reading of his 'Grandma +5° Celsius': ow.ly/E7aj50EhHuh Also available on Spotify & Podomatic!

Here's a cool thread on the current issue of Asimov's SF with a mention of my latest story (my 11th in the magazine I think) as well as shout outs to friends A. T. Greenblatt (@[email protected]) and James Patrick Kelly :)

We've got something for you to celebrate this Monday: A new, free podcast by James Patrick Kelly! Find out what exactly Willow's grandma problem is in 'Grandma +5°C': ow.ly/n5mR50DSVfS

As a fundraiser for my friends and collaborators at the New Hampshire Theatre Project, I'm going to give an insider's tour of science fiction in 2021 and mention some writers to watch. Live! This Thursday! 7-8! And yes, that's an old photo!

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Just stumbled across a website with the perfect tweet-able pitch for King of the Dogs, Queen of the Cats. 'Novella about a circus of uplifted cats and dogs -- revolution and romance included.' Still happy to send you the free audiobook version. Message me for the download link.