I get a good feeling from working on stories whose outline contains notes such as this one:
An another possibility is that the dog uses the nuclear weapon at this point.
Follow the Elephant
- @SamKeenBass A really big intelligent parrot, stolen from http://t.co/qIx0kqH9... :-) about 13 hours ago from Twitter for iPad
Buy an Elephant
The Quantum Thief. Yes, it has elephants. Not sure? Listen to this audiobook excerpt read by Scott Brick.
Who?
I am Hannu Rajaniemi. I am from Finland. I spend far too much time thinking about the future. I like elephants.
Other Pachyderms
- Alan Campbell
- Bryan Rieger
- Caroline Dunford
- Charlie Stross
- Christy Dena
- Dan Hon
- Darren Brierton
- Gary Gibson
- Gavin Inglis
- Hal Duncan
- Hugh Hancock
- Ian Forrester
- Ismo Puustinen
- Jane McGonigal
- Janne Jalkanen
- Kathryn Cramer
- Matt Locke
- Neil Williamson
- Nicole Mathison
- Owl and Lion Gallery
- Pasi Jääskeläinen
- Petri Laine
- Rachel Clarke
- Saana Tykkä
- Sam Halliday
- Stephanie Rieger
- Tero Ykspetäjä
- Tobin Taylor
- Zornhau
Me too.. “…and then the vikings crash the zeppelin through the cathedral window and debark wielding Tommy guns.”
I wish I had a dog like that! Is the finished story available somewhere?
Hopefully — if the editor thinks it’s good enough! — it will appear in this month’s Usva.
Editor thinks that the short story mentioned is brilliant! Enough gunpower to sink whatever one can imagine… Usva is a little bit late, but coming in November. And this short story is a good reason to be waiting for the newest Usva.