Reprints of some of Nancy Jane Moore’s short fiction can now be found on Curious Fictions. Her most recent story at that venue is “Blindsided by Venus in the House of Mars,” which also appears in the Book View Cafe … Continue reading
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Reprints of stories by Nancy Jane Moore are now available on Curious Fictions. Several of the stories now on the site are also found in her Book View Cafe collections; however the most recent story, “The Revelation of Jo Givens,” … Continue reading
Nancy Jane Moore has joined the website Curious Fictions, where authors. publish reprints of short fiction. Her first story is now up: “Quiz,” which first appeared in her BVC collection of very short stories, Flashes of Illumination. She plans to … Continue reading
Nancy Jane Moore‘s flash fiction “The Canonization of Junipero Serra” is now out in the most recent issue of the Cascadia Subduction Zone. In addition to a number of reviews of both old and new work, this issue features art … Continue reading
It’s almost summer in the Northern Hemisphere (and almost winter in the Southern), both great times for stocking up on books to read. Here at Book View Cafe, we’re putting ebooks you might have missed on special, starting with Nancy … Continue reading
Nancy Jane Moore’s essay “Fighting and Gender” is up on the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America blog. Drawing on her thirty-eight years of martial arts training, she discusses how body type — rather than gender — dictates fighting … Continue reading
Nevertheless, She PersistedThe idea at the core of “Chatqauqua,” my contribution to the new Book View Cafe anthology Nevertheless, She Persisted, goes back much farther than the sanctions against Sen. Warren, the 2016 U.S. election, or even the problems of climate change that are key elements in the story. It started with a bit of family history from 1923.
Continue readingLinda Nagata’s Tech-Heaven and Nancy Jane Moore’s The Weave are both included in the SFWA Science Fiction storybundle. This storybundle was curated by SFWA President Cat Rambo and features a dozen science fiction ebooks. Tech-Heaven was published by Mythic Island … Continue reading
A couple of months ago, I blogged about the unexpected or “accidental” art–graffiti, stickers, painting, etc–that I found when exploring other cities or while walking my dog along park trails. Other BVCers mentioned that they also encountered such displays, and we thought it would be … Continue reading
Before I took off for ten days in New York City, I loaded up my trusty e-readers with offerings from Book View Café writers, then picked books at random. What a delight they were! Katharine Eliska Kimbriel’s “Alfreda” novels – … Continue reading