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A. P. Howell

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SF/F/H writer. Member of Codex. She/her. Stories online and in anthologies. Web: aphowell.com Mastodon: https://wandering.shop/@aphowell Newsletter: sendfox.com/aphowell

Sample chapter from the novel Corners of the Deep Dark is a space opera that drops on September 8th. You can get the first chapter as a free download from this site or the new Payhip store.

Sample chapter from the novelCorners of the Deep Dark is a space opera that drops on September 8th. You can get the first chapter as a free download from this site or the new Payhip store.aphowell.com
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Seeing the Dark Horse Workers United, my first thought ("Go unions") is very rapidly followed by a less meaningful but far more irksome thought ("Why are the horses not in proper CMYK order?") that will probably continue to bug me for years.

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Fun (if not-yet-actionable) news: "5:37" will be reprinted in a film-and-horror anthology from Dark Ink next year.

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Spouse the other day, reading the book that involves a publicly-missing senator: So how much of this is about Mitch McConnell? Me, who drafted the thing almost ten years ago, then wandered off for a few years: None.

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Today we can thank the purveyors of AI slop for killing (at least) two anthologies.

Myths & Legends: HomeMyths & Legends is a new anthology imprint from Hearth Stories. It will focus on settings and characters out of myth and legend and each anthology will contain new stories featuring beloved characters...legends.hearthstories.org
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My Daily Science Fiction story "Kill Switch," currently pirated by the Science Fiction Weekly yahoos, is available for your listening pleasure! CB Droege narrates it--with permission! And an actual contract and payment and everything--on Manawaker Studio's Flash Fiction Podcast.

Kill Switch – FFP 0614“Kill Switch” by A.P. Howell Manawaker Studio’s Flash Fiction Podcast is supported by patrons on Patreon: Contributor Bios: Please consider supporting Manawaker Studio with a purc…www.manawaker.com
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Pirate site Today I and a bunch of other authors learned that Science Fiction Weekly has reprinted stories from Daily Science Fiction. My story "Kill Switch" is among those reprinted without permission. I have already emailed nastygrams and DMCA takedown notices, and I know I am not alone. Science…

Pirate siteToday I and a bunch of other authors learned that Science Fiction Weekly has reprinted stories from Daily Science Fiction. My story "Kill Switch" is among those reprinted without permission. I have already emailed nastygrams and DMCA takedown notices, and I know I am not alone. Science Fiction Weekly describes itself thusly: Daily Science Fiction is deeply missed, but that's where the truth of this statement ends.aphowell.com
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There's a website called Science Fiction Weekly (dot com) that appears to have reprinted a bunch (maybe all?) of Daily Science Fiction's stories. They claim they did so with author permission. They are lying. If you were published in DSF, maybe join a bunch of us in sending takedown notices?

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Cheese Discourse incoming.

Tom & Lorenzo

People on Bluesky sigh and talk about The Discourse as if it were something required of them instead of something they opt to partake in, day in and day out. You really don't have to. Post about your favorite cheese

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I want to see The Odyssey and then read Emily Wilson's review of The Odyssey. My impression is that they are both excellent examples of their respective genres.

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Hey, this bundle's still on sale for a couple more days. 41 pieces of horror for $20. itch.io/b/3743/summe...

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Things I enjoyed in 2026 (Part 3) Novels The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones (2025): This historical (with a modern frame) tackles genocide head-on. The bloody revenge portions don't quite rise to the level of power fantasy, and the you-are-what-you-eat body horror is overall…

Things I enjoyed in 2026 (Part 3)Novels The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones (2025): This historical (with a modern frame) tackles genocide head-on. The bloody revenge portions don't quite rise to the level of power fantasy, and the you-are-what-you-eat body horror is overall excellent (if somewhat overplayed by the end). The lack of examination of modern Blackfeet relations with Good Stab reads less as an enticing lacuna than a deliberate illustration that some stories are not for outsiders.aphowell.com
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