My short story, The Front Line, has been translated into Dutch and published in the print magazine Wonderwaan. It is featured in issue 31, Onder Anderlingen.
You can read the original in English on Nature’s website: The front line : Nature : Nature Publishing Group
My short story Plague of Locusts, originally published in The Journal of Unlikely Entomology, has been translated into Galician by Nova Fantasia:
NOVA FANTASIA — Praga de langostas
This is a new language for my list. :)
While I was drafting my story for the HELP FUND MY ROBOT ARMY!!! & Other Improbable Crowdfunding Projects anthology, I took a break to have some fun. This story, published in Daily Science Fiction, was the result: There and Back Again.
Three of the Postmark Andromeda stories have been translated and published in the Estonian magazine, Algernon. I’m thrilled!
My short story Alienated is going to be published in Nature Physics as a part of their new Futures column of science fiction.
My short story Alive, Alive Oh has been translated into Romanian by Alex Maniu and is now available as Viață, dulce viață in Fantastica magazine:
I’m pleased to see my short story in the online and print version of Nature Magazine, one of my favourites.
Great-Aunt Gertrude chopped up the dried fruit while I stirred the batter. The fridge updated: we were 982,000 kilometres from Earth exactly. “Look, Mom, look,” Lorissa shouted. She was waiting for all nines.
You can read the full story online here: A Long Way From Home : Nature : Nature Publishing Group
You can read my latest story in the Flash Fiction issue of Crossed Genres: “Space Travel Loses its Allure When You’ve Lost Your Moon Cup” by Sylvia Spruck Wrigley
My short story The Front Line will be included in the upcoming Nature Futures anthology published by Tor.
My essay, I Wanted to be the First Woman on the Moon was included in the Lightspeed magazine special issue, Women Destroy Science Fiction. I’m really very pleased to have been included.