News

Suzanne's story, "Fuzzy Green Monster Number Two," is now out in the current issue of Neo-opsis, Issue #12, 2007

Suzanne's story, "Storm Child," is now out in the current issue of Cicada, Volume 9, Number 6, July/August 2007

Suzanne's story, "Hell's Deadline," is now out in the Book of Dead Things

"Driving the Past Home," Book of Shadows Volume One
December 2006

Excerpt of the Tangent Review of Shadowed Realms #5 by E. Sedia:
As Jeff and Marianna, a married couple, travel to attend the funeral of Jeff's aunt, we learn more about Jeff's parents and his cousin. This story skillfully builds a quiet, understated tension, and its matter-of-fact tone underlines this truly unusual situation. I was impressed with the author's ability to convey so much in such a short space, and yet never allow the story to feel crammed.

"The Wind and the Sky," The Best of Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine
October 2006

Excerpt of the Tangent Review of Neo-opsis #5 by James Palmer:
In "The Wind and the Sky," Suzanne Church paints a moving story of an android on a space station orbiting a decimated Earth. His interest in the surviving members of humanity instead of his scientific studies gets our hero, Polnine, scheduled for a sinister-sounding software upgrade. Sneaking down to Earth, Polnine joins a tribe of humans and befriends a young woman named V'keso. ... This is a compassionate tale ... in which artificial life is granted emotion.

Saturday 10 am panel on "Start Up Rituals of Writers
L to R:Stephanie Bedwell-Grime, Suzanne Church, Julie Czerneda, Karl Schroeder, and Peter David.

Read her con report from Ad Astra 2006

Check out her photos from Ad Astra 2006

A reading from "Northwest Passages:
A Cascadian Anthology"
With authors:
Eric Choi,
Suzanne Church, and
Derwin Mak

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.

Now available:
Challenging Destiny #21
including Suzanne's story, "Waste Management"

Review of Challenging Destiny by Bluejack at The Internet Review of Science Fiction (IROSF):
Challenging Destiny includes a broad range of undoubtedly genre material. Fans of science fiction and fantasy will not be disappointed by tepid or exceedingly subtle materials. They may find themselves challenged by surprisingly complex and, shall we say, "Challenging" material.

I did it! I won the 2005 NaNoWriMo challenge.
Read my LJ NaNoWriMo posts
The title: Realspace Saga, Book One: Flight

Now available:
Shadow Box e-Anthology
including Suzanne's story, "Tattoo Ink"

Comments by Andrew McKiernan on the Shadowed Realms Readers Forum:
"I think Shadow Box is one of the most original concepts I have ever come across, not just in Horror and Dark Fantasy, but in any genre! Many publications have tried electronic delivery via PDF before, but they're still just print magazines. Shadow Box is something new and entirely different in a great way! I hope many people in the publishing industry see this as an example of how Fiction Publishing and E-books can really evolve. [Shadow Box is] a new way for people to enjoy Fiction in the Digital Age. This is what E-Books will become."

Copies of "Northwest Passages:
A Cascadian Anthology",
Including Suzanne's story, "Free Range"," are now available at:
Chapters Waterloo
Bakka-Phoenix Science Fiction Book Store

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.