Jan 12 2008

My Writing

Published by Reesa

Academic Writing

Short Stories

On the internet:

Elsewhere:

  • “The Reap Assessors” (August 2008: Triangulation: Taking Flight, PARSEC)

    • Sold April 2008; Paid August 2008; Published August 2008

  • “Memory Box” (December 2008: Unspeakable Horror: From the Shadows of the Closet anthology, Dark Scribe Press) Unspeakable Horror won the 2009 Bram Stoker Award for the anthology category.

    • Sold Dec 2007; paid April 2008; Published December 2008


ARF Projects (Alternate Reality Fiction)

  • The Continuous Coast Project - Originally created with the help of Steven Brust, Kit O’Connell, and many, many more)
  • This project has been put on hold due to significant restructuring of the core creative team; it is not inexorably dead, as some former contributors would have you believe. If you’d like to be part of the CC rebirth, send me an email at reesa @ thissite’sname dot com!
  • “Caverna of the Balance” (short story published December 2008 on continuouscoast.com)
  • “Rescue Ride” (mini-serial short story in 5 parts published January 2009 on continuouscoast.com)

Works in circulation

  • “Woman In Snow”

    • first submitted 29 July 08

  • “The Entirely Explainable Expiration of Elmer the Cat”

    • first submitted 28 Aug 09

Under revision

  • “Flowers in the Desert”

    • first submitted 07 March 08

  • “Fledgling”

    • draft finished 13 April 08

  • “Children Should Be Seen…”

    • draft finished 11 July 08

Works-in-progress

  • novel-in-progress, second draft in progress
  • ongoing weird meta blog project, designed to complete one novel and start another (among other goals). There’ll be a link on the site compiling the entries soon, in the meantime you can follow the entries tagged “callie” to catch up.
  • next novel pre-writing stage: research and characterization
  • several short story snippets that could become full stories with a bit of work
  • This doesn’t mention the 5 single-spaced pages of poem and story ideas that could demand brain space at any time, nor all the writing ideas I hide in my LJ and forget to tag. I think that should keep me busy for at least a month or two more, yes?

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