Chappy Fiction Time Travel Anthology

[Martin L. Shoemaker]

Chappy Fiction (run by this year's Published Finalist, Zach Chapman) has announced an open call for a pro rate time travel anthology. V31 winners Auston Habershaw and I are the "anchor" authors, meaning our stories have been pre-accepted, but there's still lots of time to submit.

[MattDovey]

Ooh - I have a time travel story lurking that's in need of a polish. Pretty short-ish as well, ~1500 words in its current (non-final) incarnation.

I shall have to give it a polish. Cheers!

[storysinger]

Thanks for the prompt Martin. I've never written a story about time travel but it's definitely time to make an attempt. If I can only find the time.

[george nik.]

Thanks for the prompt Martin. I've never written a story about time travel but it's definitely time to make an attempt. If I can only find the time.

At least you won't have to worry about a deadline.

[Dustin Adams]

Thanks for the prompt Martin. I've never written a story about time travel but it's definitely time to make an attempt. If I can only find the time.

At least you won't have to worry about a deadline.

[LawrenceVanHoof]

I didn’t think I would have an entry for the anthology, but ended up whipping off a flash piece before Christmas. Pretty happy with it actually.

When I went back to the website, I saw the link for ‘Today I Am Paul’. A great story, Martin. Wouldn’t be surprised to see it on the finalist lists next year for the Hugo/Nebula.

[Martin L. Shoemaker]

I didn’t think I would have an entry for the anthology, but ended up whipping off a flash piece before Christmas. Pretty happy with it actually.

When I went back to the website, I saw the link for ‘Today I Am Paul’. A great story, Martin. Wouldn’t be surprised to see it on the finalist lists next year for the Hugo/Nebula.

Thank you! That story is very special to me. Metaphorically it's the story of my mother-in-law's last year of life, so I'm pleased that it has reached so many people.

[emilymccosh]

I didn’t think I would have an entry for the anthology, but ended up whipping off a flash piece before Christmas. Pretty happy with it actually.

When I went back to the website, I saw the link for ‘Today I Am Paul’. A great story, Martin. Wouldn’t be surprised to see it on the finalist lists next year for the Hugo/Nebula.

Thank you! That story is very special to me. Metaphorically it's the story of my mother-in-law's last year of life, so I'm pleased that it has reached so many people.

Yes! I read that story in Clarkesworld a couple months ago. I agree with Lawrence, it was amazing!

[hlf]

Resurrecting this thread because the TOC for this antho was announced AND I have a story in it!

As do some other folk you may recognize from around here.

And to save you one click thru, here's the posted TOC:

Auston Habershaw - The Day it All Went Sideways
Martin L Shoemaker - Visits (with a Stranger)
Tony Pi - Dragon Father's Wounds
Stewart Baker - Proceedings from the First and Only Sixteenth Annual One-Woman Symposium on Time Manipulation
H.L. Fullerton - Grandma Was a Time Machine
Desmond Warzel - I Only Time-Travel During School Hours
Brenda Anderson - A Murder of Crows
SL Huang - The Documentarian
K. Kazul Wolf - Come One, Come All
Steve Simpson - Danta in Black
Brian Trent - Omnipunks
Rasheedah Phillips - The Convention
Alter Reiss - If the Stars Reverse their Courses, if the Rivers Run Back from the Sea
David Steffen - A Switch in Time
Catherine Wells - Into the Desolation
Alisa Alering - Absolute Pony
John Frochio - The Time Traveler's Accountant
Rosemary Claire Smith - Not with a Bang
Robert Silverberg - When We Went to See the End of the World
Sean Williams - A Map of the Mines of Barnath