August Short Stories by Women

August 31st, 2009
by the angry black woman

Here are all of the sf/f/h short stories published by women in August that I’m aware of:

If I missed a story, please post it in the comments. You can also add any stories published in 2009 to our wiki. To get your story on this monthly list, simply fill out the form found here. Editors and readers are also encouraged to submit data.

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10 Responses to “August Short Stories by Women”

  1. Legible Susan on August 31, 2009 1:17 pm

    That reminds me, I meant to check the latest Interzone … does the July/August issue count, since I didn’t spot a July list?
    Silence and Roses by Suzanne Palmer, IZ 223

  2. Bart Leib on August 31, 2009 3:16 pm

    Hi,

    I’d just like to mention that the issue of Crossed Genres which contains Kimberley Long-Ewing’s “Brahma’s Missile” also has 4 other short stories written by women:

    “The Bat And the Blitz” by Erika Tracy
    “Dry Rivers” by Athena Andreadis
    “Hetsie’s Wonders” by Layla Lawlor
    “A Matter of Possession” by Joyce Chng

    Thanks!

  3. Angel Leigh McCoy on August 31, 2009 9:27 pm

    Hello!
    I’d like to point out a wonderful horror story written by Laura Benedict. It’s posted at the Wily Writers fiction site in both text and audio.

    http://www.wilywriters.com/blog/?p=950

    Wonderful blog you have!
    Angel…

  4. Alisa Krasnostein on August 31, 2009 10:44 pm

    I published the debut collection of Deborah Biancotti titled “A Book of Endings” in August. The collection includes 6 new stories and are:

    - Diamond Shell
    - Six Suicides
    - Problems of Light and Dark
    - Hush
    - This Time, Longing
    - Coming Up For Air.

    http://twelfthplanetpress.wordpress.com/publications/a-book-of-endings/

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  8. August short fiction by women « Munrovian, A Blog on September 16, 2009 10:49 pm

    [...] Blog! has a great (nigh-exhaustive!) list of short stories by women in scifi, fantasy, and horror here.  I say “nigh” not because I know of any others right now, but because you know, [...]

  9. Karen Munro on September 16, 2009 10:49 pm

    Hey, terrific list–and great additions in the comments. Thanks!

  10. soph on March 10, 2010 2:12 pm

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    check out this blog

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