There's a review of "The Celebrated Carousel of the Margravine of Blois" over at Tangent Online. Apparently my name is Meg Arkenberg. That's interesting. :-)
Friday, May 13, 2011
Showing posts with label that's MY name on the ballot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label that's MY name on the ballot. Show all posts
May 13, 2011
April 11, 2011
British Fantasy Awards
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Any readers who are eligible to vote for the British Fantasy Awards might be interested in knowing that All the King's Monsters and First Born are on the ballot for best short story of 2010.
Monday, April 11, 2011
January 24, 2011
Preditors and Editors
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My story "Father of the Riverborn," from Port Iris's third issue, is nominated for best sf short.
I also have stories in two nominated anthologies, All About Eve (Lead Us Not Into Temptation) and the Best of Everyday Fiction Two (Carpathia).
And as always, you can write me, Lacuna and Mirror Dance in for whatever category seems appropriate. :-)
I also have stories in two nominated anthologies, All About Eve (Lead Us Not Into Temptation) and the Best of Everyday Fiction Two (Carpathia).
And as always, you can write me, Lacuna and Mirror Dance in for whatever category seems appropriate. :-)
Monday, January 24, 2011
October 13, 2010
The ballot! It has my name!
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This totally makes my day.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
April 28, 2010
The French, they love me...
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...except when they don't.
So, because I'm an egotist to the nth degree, I have a Google alert on my name. And for some reason, I'm starting to get alerts on really old blog and forum posts. Like this one: Apparently, I'm one of the worst things to happen to fantasy in 2006-2008. :-)
Aw, I feel all special now. I'm even blushing.
So, because I'm an egotist to the nth degree, I have a Google alert on my name. And for some reason, I'm starting to get alerts on really old blog and forum posts. Like this one: Apparently, I'm one of the worst things to happen to fantasy in 2006-2008. :-)
Aw, I feel all special now. I'm even blushing.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
January 5, 2010
Fantasy Magazine - Best of 2009
Posted by Megan Arkenberg with 3 comments
The Fantasy Magazine poll for best story of 2009 is open and ready. And yes, my name is on the ballot. :-)
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
December 31, 2009
Happy New Year!
Posted by Megan Arkenberg with 1 comment
2010 (which, for me, shall commence in exactly forty-nine minutes) comes to a wonderful start with my story "All the King's Monsters" appearing in Clarkesworld. Enjoy!
Thursday, December 31, 2009
December 14, 2009
Dwarf Stars 2009
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One of my haiku and my haibun (that is, my only every published haibun) are Dwarf Star Award nominees this year. I've known it for a while--it's just taken me this long to find a link for you, dear reader.
http://www.sfpoetry.com/dwarfstars09.html
http://www.sfpoetry.com/dwarfstars09.html
Monday, December 14, 2009
July 11, 2009
In a coffee shop...
Posted by Megan Arkenberg with 7 comments
...where I stopped today for a cup of ice water, there were two anthologies on a shelf; one, a collection of Irish playwrights including the brilliant Oscar Wilde, and the other, The Best of Every Day Fiction including work by yours truly. This made my day, though it took me until I finished my ice water to notice Every Day Fiction because I was busy gushing over Wilde.
According to the sticker on the front, the copy of EDF includes work by local author Greta Igl. As the annoying dolls in Disney World sing, "It's a small world after all..."
According to the sticker on the front, the copy of EDF includes work by local author Greta Igl. As the annoying dolls in Disney World sing, "It's a small world after all..."
Saturday, July 11, 2009
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Welcome my blog! I'm Megan Arkenberg, a graduate student in Northern California and an award-winning writer of fantasy, science fiction, and horror. I also edit the online fantasy magazine Mirror Dance.
