Sold “Tomorrow’s Dictator” to Apex Magazine

I’m in Spain, so there won’t be too too much blog updating in the next few weeks, but I’m just popping in to note that I sold a story to Apex Magazine. I actually sold it on January 1st, which was a great way to start the New Year. I’ve been submitting to Apex for five or six years now, ever since it was a fairly minor paper magazine. Since then, it’s gotten better at a much better rate than I have, and has reached the point where it’s actually publishing alot of interesting stories, so I’m really happy to have finally sold to them.

If anyone who knows me from Synergy ’06’-’07 is reading this blog, then you might perhaps have heard me expound (in a rather drunken fashion) on the idea that eventually became the genesis (five years later) of this story. Vive la Darcy.

Oh, also, my story “What Everyone Remembers” is up at Clarkesworld. I think that I like this story more than anything else I’ve ever published, so I encourage you to read it.

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  1. bradleyheinz

    DARCY FOR DICTATOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i can’t wait to read this one. will read the one linked here when i’m not at my stupid workjob. they’re watching me. tell them to stop watching me. leave me alone!

    1. R. H. Kanakia

      Ugh, I hate it when stupid workjobs prevent one from reading fine literature.

  2. Frank Bishop

    I read “What Everyone Remembers”, I enjoyed that immensely. It read smoothly and I particularly like your transitions.

    Also congrats on your sell, again. I fear a fiery jealously rumbles deep in my insides, or it was the homemade tacos, either way keep plugging away.

    1. R. H. Kanakia

      Thanks, Frank! I’m real glad you enjoyed it.

  3. r

    I just listened to this wonderful story and it was a delight. I’ll look forward to reading more of your stories.

    1. Anonymous

      I am glad you enjoyed it. I thought it was a well done podcast too. And thanks for commenting. I love getting me some comments.

      1. R. H. Kanakia

        Also, that’s from me, Rahul

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