Reviews of my short fiction
A sad truth about writing short fiction is that the work is so rarely reviewed. So imagine my delight on discovering a site that has reviews of six of my short stories (all of which are available through Fictionwise.com via links on the reviewer's site). Over at Rainbow Dragon, you'll find reviews of:
- "The Abdication of Pope Mary III"
- "Above It All"
- "Immortality"
- "Kata Bindu"
- "Wiping Out"
- "You See But You Do Not Observe"
as well as reviews of my novels Hominids and Calculating God.
Lots of other fascinating reviews are available there, too.
Posted by Rob on Saturday, January 21, 2006
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That is great :) And it really highlights the appeal of the internet. There is suddenly this vast free space for all of even the most obscure interests (not that yours is).
Big THer like me? Thousands of pages on it. Big Rocketry guy? Again.
R2K
I really enjoyed Calculating God. Keep up the good work!
I did up a sorta review of Identity Theft a while back if people are interested.
Good page there chris btw.
Hi Rob,
I've loved all the stories I've read from you so far, particularily the Neanderthal Parallax and Calculating God. I sit on my balcony with my legs up and read for hours and hours. Can't seem to put anything of yours down.
Keep up the great work,
Rob Loach
http://www.robloach.net
tell me rob, how did you publishers for your books.i am looking for a publisher( for my scripts]
Hilton,Lodz
Poland
Surely, now u become one of my favourite writer.
Hey cool blog, and also cool reviews! I've never really been into sci fi reading that much before, but maybe now I will be! Keep up the good work :-)
Hey it might be a bit off topic, but have you been following the case in Italy, where they are trying to decide if jesus was real or not. :)
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nice, very nice
Awesome. You have a blog. I'll be bookmarking you and returning regularly.
Thanks for all the kind words, everybody! I really appreciate them!
Springbok, on finding a publisher I recommend you go to the largest bookstore in your city, and spend an afternoon just looking at books: see who publishes what; find out who has books most similar to what you want to do. Then look at those books, note the editors' names, if listed (try both the copyright page and the acknowledgments page), and then look on the publisher's website for submission guidelines. In my experience, actually looking at books beats all heck out of looking at market guides (although following up by checking the market guides isn't a bad idea).
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