My short story “Alone With Gandhari” (which originally appeared in Clarkesworld almost a decade ago now) has been reprinted in David Higgins’ Bloody Red Nose: 15 Fears of a Clown anthology.  (For those who don’t recall, this is the one featuring a group of drugged-out lunatic terrorists who dress up like a certain trademarked clown character and attack fast food restaurants and, eventually, decide to attack a high-tech facility where beef is being produced from highly modified cows… and the tale of how one individual gets radicalized to the point of joining these lunatics.)  If you’d like a copy, drop by …

So, the current issue of Asimov’s SF includes my novella, about which the magazine’s website says very kind things: Our September/October 2019 issue features Gord Sellar’s blockbuster novella about high-tech farming in the Canadian North. “Winter Wheat” is a tour de force that begins in the dead of winter and takes us through a twelve-year cycle in Saskatchewan. You won’t want to miss this amazing story. Very flattering. (You’d hardly guess I was a city kid who’s never lived on a farm.) Oh, and yes, it’s a novella. It spans 13 years, jumping 13 months ahead in each section. It’s …