“Maxim Fujiyama și alte persoane” — Milos Dumbraci’s Romanian translation of my 2014 story “Maxim Fujiyama and Other Persons” — is available at Helion Online #97 (June 2019), a special Canadian-themed issue

This summer, Dokusou Ediciones will be publishing La Puerta de Páginas Perdidas, the Spanish translation by Aurora Carrillo of my 2011 mosaic, The Door to Lost Pages.

Milos Dumbraci will be translating my 2014 story “Maxim Fujiyama and Other Persons” for the Romanian ezine Helion

“The Bored and the Stiff” is available at Daily Science Fiction

After a good long run with Canadian publisher CZP, my first two books — Objects of Worship (2009) and The Door to Lost Pages (2011) — are now out-of-print from the publisher. Signed copies are still available directly through me. I’ll be setting up an online store soon to make direct ordering easier. Big thank you to everyone at CZP for all their efforts for those two books over the last ten years.

I’m very excited to announce that my 2017 book, Venera Dreams: A Weird Entertainment, will be published in Italy by Watson edizioni, in a deal negotiated by my Italian agent, Luca Pantanetti of Scriptorama Agenzia Letteraria. I’m particularly thrilled about this translation since Italy (especially Venice) plays an important part in this book. And I began to conceive of VENERA DREAMS while visiting Venice for the first time, back in 2006.

Now available: Solaris #210 (spring 2019), which includes “Moins que Katherine” — Pascal Raud’s French-language translation of my 2015 story “Less than Katherine”

Here’s the cover to the soon-forthcoming Solaris #210 (spring 2019), containing “Moins que Katherine,” Pascal Raud’s French translation of my 2015 story “Less than Katherine”

On 1 September 2019, I’ll be appearing at Lit Live in Hamilton, Ontario. More details in the coming months!

Heather Thomas performs my 2010 story “All You Can Eat, All the Time” as part of Tales to Terrify #365