Hokkaido Green, my story of a Japanese businessman who quits his job and walks to the hot spring waterfall at the end of the world, has just been published at Strange Horizons. http://www.strangehorizons.com/2010/20101101/hokkaido-f.shtml
One of my fellow Clarionites, Angela Slatter (aka The Queen of Wrongtown) interviewed me on her blog. Follow the link to learn the formula for calculating how monkeys a story really should have. http://www.angelaslatter.com/a-flying-monkey-drive-by-aidan-doyle/
Some feedback on Stone Flowers, my short story that was published in Fantasy last month. Lois Tilton in Locus: A poignant short tale about the loneliness of immortality. The author speaks of the significant of the gods’ flesh becoming solid …