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News Due to unforseen circumstances, Suzanne will no longer be attending AussieCon 4 (WorldCon) 2010, Thursday, September 2 to Monday, September 6, 2010 Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, Melbourne, Australia February, 2010: Suzanne sold "Destiny Lives in the Tattoo's Needle" to Tesseracts 14. This annual who's-who of Canadian speculative fiction will be available in September 2010. February, 2010: Feels like going home again. After falling in love with Australia during Clarion South in 2005, Suzanne is finally going back! She purchased a membership to AussieCon 4 (WorldCon) 2010, Thursday, September 2 to Monday, September 6, 2010 Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, Melbourne, Australia Watch this space for more information as it becomes available. November, 2009: Suzanne has taken the plunge and started another home-based business. She now works as an Independent Consultant for Pampered Chef®. Visit her website to shop online. September, 2009:
Suzanne worked hard as a reporter for the Daily Dragon at Dragon*Con. Read her articles at The Daily Dragon Online. August, 2009: Suzanne had a great time at Anticipation/Worldcon in Montreal, especially at the launch for Tesseracts XIII. Check out her photos on her Flickr page. February, 2009:
December, 2008: Suzanne sold "The Tear Closet" to Tesseracts 13. This annual who's-who of Canadian speculative fiction will launch at WorldCon in Montreal, August 2009. November, 2008: For the third time, Suzanne spent the month of November as a part of NaNoWriMo, writing over 50,000 words on a new novel, "The Touched." Here's the quick blurb: When Taylor discovers she's a part of a special breed of humans, she comes face to face with the purest form of evil. To experience the nitty, gritty details one day at a time, Read her LJ NaNoWriMo posts September, 2008: Oddlands Magazine, which carried Suzanne's story "Yummy Mutants" in its second issue, folded after its fifth issue. September, 2008: Suzanne worked hard as a reporter for the Daily Dragon at Dragon*Con. Read her articles, and her interview with Edward James Olmos at The Daily Dragon Online. August, 2008: Suzanne's story, "Hot Furball on a Cold Morning," is now out in Issue #6 of
Doorways Magazine.Order your copy at Doorways Publications May, 2008: Suzanne's story, "Destiny Lives in the Tattoo's Needle," received an Honorable Mention in the Writers of the Future contest April, 2008: Suzanne's story, "Yummy Mutants," is now out in the current issue of Oddlands, Issue #2, April 2008 Read the story at the Oddlands website Suzanne sold "Coolies" to On Spec. Suzanne was a guest DJ on 105.3 Kool FM's morning show. February, 2008: Suzanne sold "Yummy Mutants" to Oddlands Magazine. January, 2008: Suzanne sold "Hot Furball on a Cold Morning" to Doorways Magazine. September, 2007: Suzanne worked hard as a reporter for the Daily Dragon at Dragon*Con. Read her articles, and her interview with Jamie Bamber at The Daily Dragon Online. August, 2007:
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May, 2007: Suzanne's story, "The Flower Gathering" was selected as a semi-finalist in the Writers of the Future contest. February, 2007: Suzanne sold "Hell's Deadline" to Twilight Tales's BOOK OF DEAD THINGS. The launch will be in June of 2007. Watch this space for details. February, 2007: Suzanne sold "Fuzzy Green Monster Number Two" to Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine. This marks her second appearance in Neo-opsis, a great Canadian speculative fiction print magazine and her third story published from the "couch teleporter" universe. December, 2006: Suzanne sold a story to a SFWA-eligible magazine! CICADA, from the Cricket Magazine Group, accepted "Storm Child", a retelling of a Rwandan myth. Watch this space for the issue date. October, 2006: Suzanne's first story appearances in "Best of" Anthologies occurred in doubles!
Excerpt of the Tangent Review of Shadowed Realms #5 by E. Sedia:
Excerpt of the Tangent Review of Neo-opsis #5 by James Palmer: March 31 to April 2, 2006: Suzanne made her first appearance as a panelist at the Toronto SF convention, Ad Astra Saturday 10 am panel on "Start Up Rituals of Writers
January 28, 2006: Suzanne's first reading in Ontario, at Chapters Waterloo, was a great success.
Suzanne read from "Free Range", Derwin read from "Transubstantiations" and Eric read from "Plot Device". A discussion followed on writing and inspiration. See more photos in the gallery.
Review of Challenging Destiny by Bluejack at The Internet Review of Science Fiction (IROSF): November 30, 2005:
Comments by Andrew McKiernan on the Shadowed Realms Readers Forum:
Northwest Passages is a diverse and fully captivating anthology of speculative fiction, science fiction and fantasy from both new and established authors. From the hilarious "Free Range," to the surreal "Dance of the Cube-Farm Dreamers" and the poignant "The Pulse of the Sea," here are stories that break new ground, recast the stereotypes of the genre and truly evoke the essence of the Pacific Northwest at every turn.
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