Category: Fiction

I’m thrilled that my short story To Catch a Comet is in this month’s issue of Galaxy’s Edge.

You can read the magazine online or buy a paper edition from BN.com or Amazon.

My short story Alienated, originally published by Nature magazine, is featured in Evil Girlfriend Media today!

http://www.evilgirlfriendmedia.com/1343/news/alienated-by-sylvia-spruck-wrigley/

One of my favourite stories (that I’ve written) is in the current edition of Nature. Project Daffodil is a short piece about the colonisation of Mars.

“For obvious reasons, the entire project is very hush-hush.”

You can read the full story on Nature’s website along with a short article about my inspiration for the story. I hope you enjoy them both!

I’ve been wandering all over the world to talk to people about the release of Domnall and the Borrowed Child. It’s been a busy but very fun process and I had a great time exploring different angles. Here’s the collection of posts that I’ve written over the past few weeks:

Tor.com – Five Reasons Not To Piss Off the Fair Folk : http://www.tor.com/2015/10/21/five-reasons-not-to-piss-off-the-fair-folk/
…in which I give a modern slant to ancient lore and legend. The comments on this had me laughing out loud with the seriousness with which they were taking my premise.

Deborah Walker’s blog – The Ephemeral Muse : http://deborahwalkersbibliography.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/the-ephemeral-muse-happy-book-birthday.html
…in which I escape to Glastonbury for the weekend and try to work out why the hell I’m writing anything anyway

Rachel Swirsky’s blog – Interview : http://rachelswirsky.com/2015/11/interviewing-sylvia-sprug-wrigley/
…in which Rachel asks me interesting questions about being a writer outside of the US

Alex Shwartsman’s The Hook – Domnall : http://alexshvartsman.com/2015/02/25/introducing-the-hook/
…in which I discuss how I found the beginning of Domnall and why I decided to go with a soft start

Writers Read – Sylvia Spruck Wrigley : http://whatarewritersreading.blogspot.co.uk/2015/11/sylvia-spruck-wrigley.html
…in which I admit that I might be a tiny bit behind just now

Beth Cato’s Bready or Not : Lemon Fairy Cakes – http://www.bethcato.com/bready-or-not-guest-sylvia-spruck-wrigley-with-fairy-cakes/
…in which my family ensures that I will never make them baked goods again, ungrateful wretches

Kate Heartfield’s Unlikely Influences : http://heartfieldfiction.com/2015/11/15/unlikely-influences-what-sylvia-spruck-wrigley-learned-from-a-spontaeous-vacation/
…in which I tell the story of how I acccidentally went to Scotland in the first place

Dan Koboldt’s Science in Sci-Fi, Fact in Fantasy : Space Flight in Science Fiction – http://dankoboldt.com/space-flight-science-fiction/
…in which I explain illusions which confuse and disorient pilots and how they would affect a space battle

Tor.com : Five Modern Books with Bad-Ass Fairies – http://www.tor.com/2015/11/10/five-modern-books-with-bad-ass-fairies/
…in which I discuss five of my favourite books with Bad-Ass Fairies

And now, I think I’m going to sleep for a week!

I’m in the latest issue of Expanded Horizons!

Dear Author,

I picked up your book, the Sex Adventurer’s Travel Guide to the Kuiper Belt, on sale at a used book bulletin on frugalspacefarers.com. I now recognize that this was my first mistake. However, although I was aware that the book might be out of date, it didn’t occur to me that it could possibly be so wildly inaccurate so as to get me into serious trouble…

Read the whole story on their website: expandedhorizons.net » The Sex Adventurer’s Handbook to Kuiper Belt Resorts

My faerie fantasy novella, Domnall and the Borrowed Child was released last week. It’s been incredibly exciting!

Find out all about it here:

http://domnall.intrigue.co.uk/

I’m excited that my short story The Daffodil Project has been picked up for Nature Future’s and will appear in an upcoming issue of the magazine.

This is my fourth story in Nature and it remains one of my favourite sources of short fiction.

My short story Tea for Two has been translated into Estonian and published in Algernon magazine:

Tee kahele | Algernon

This is my sixth story to appear in the magazine.

List od kochajacej matki and Linia frontu were translated by Michal Wróblewski and published in Szortal, a Polish magazine of science fiction.

The latest issue of Flash Fiction Online is full of Mooncup gladness!

The short story is here: Space Travel Loses Its Allure When You’ve Lost Your Moon Cup – Flash Fiction Online

The rap is here: Moon Cup Rap by RSonicVision by FlashFictionOnline | Flash Fiction Online | Free Listening on SoundCloud

And an interview with FFO contributor Stanley Lee is here: An Interview with Sylvia Spruck Wrigley – Flash Fiction Online