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- Larger than Life by Nina Kiriki Hoffman
- Larger than Life, Nina Kiriki Hoffman
- Hoffman, Nina Kiriki
- Over the past twenty-some years, Nina Kiriki Hoffman has sold adult and YA novels and more than 250 short stories. Her works have been finalists for the World Fantasy, Mythopoeic, Sturgeon, Philip K. Dick, and Endeavour awards. Her first novel, THE THREAD THAT BINDS THE BONES, won a Stoker award, and her short story "Trophy Wives" won a Nebula Award in 2009. Her novel FALL OF LIGHT came out from Ace in May, 2009. Her middle-school novel THRESHOLDS will come out from Viking in August, 2010. Nina does production work for the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. She also works with teen writers. She lives in Eugene, Oregon, with several cats and many strange toys and imaginary friends. For a list of Nina's publications, check out:
- Message from the Editors
- Message from the Editors, Volume 4, Issue 3, 2009
- Electric Spec Issue cut off
- Electric Spec Issue cut off
- Message from the Editors
- message from the editors, volume 5 issue 2, may 2010
- Special Feature: Author Interview
- Author Interview
- Message from the Editors
- Message from the Editors, Vol 5 Issue 1, February 28, 21010
- Message from the Editors
- Message from the Editors, Summer 2009, V4 I2, Volume 4 Issue 2
- Now Acccepting Stories for June 2009 Issue
- Reading period for June 2009
- Fiction Submission Guidelines
- Fiction submission guidelines for Electric Spec
- New Issue Coming Soon!
- news
- Art Submission Guidelines
- How to submit art to Electric Spec
- Issue deadline Jan 15, 2010
- Issue deadline Jan 15, 2010
- Special Feature: An Interview with author Stuart Neville
- Stuart Neville, The Twelve, Interview
- Submission Deadline
- Reading Subs
- A Message from the Editors
- Introduction to the February 2009 issue of Electric Spec.
- Submissions Open
- Submissions Open
- Electric Spec Goes Quarterly in 2010
- quarterly
- Blog tour
- blog tour
- Why Submit to Electric Spec?
- Reasons for subitting fiction to Electric Spec
- Duncan, Lindsey
- Lindsey Duncan is a life-long writer and professional Celtic harp performer, with short fiction and poetry in several speculative fiction publications. She feels that music and language are inextricably linked. She lives and performs in Cincinnati, Ohio and is a student at Indiana University, working on a self-designed major.
- Editors Corner: The New Writing Age by Betsy Dornbusch
- The New Writing Age, Betsy Dornbusch
- Special Feature: An interview with Ann Aguirre
- An interview with Ann Aguirre
- Special Feature: Author Interview
- interview with Bernita Harris
- Betsy Dornbusch
- Biography of Electric Spec editor Betsy Dornbusch
- Special Feature: Interview with Literary Agent Ethan Ellenberg
- Special Feature: Interview with Literary Agent Ethan Ellenberg
- Special Feature: Author Interview
- Special Feature: Interview with Author Betsy Dornbusch
- Lee Harveys Assistants by Mark D. West
- Lee Harveys Assistants, Mark D. West
- A Cold Day in Crisis by Matthew Sandborn Smith
- Cold Day in Crisis
- A Crowd of Possibilities by Eric Del Carlo
- Not your typical AA meeting...
- Season of Blood by Brant Danay
- Season of Blood, Danay, Vol. V Issue 1
- Civil Complaint by Peter Andrews
- Civil Complaint, Peter Andrews
- Streetwise by Phil Emery
- Streetwise by Phil Emery
- Identity Theft by Greg M. Hall
- Identity Theft by Greg M. Hall
- Column: Spec Fic in Flix by Marty Mapes
- Column: Spec Fic in Flix by Marty Mapes
- The Wild Night by Aaron C. Brown
- Dark magic erupts from a horrible realization
- The Empathy Hour by Mary J. Daley
- The Empathy Hour, Mary J. Daley
- Wings More Than Wishes by Steele Tyler Filipek
- Wings More Than Wishes, Vol. V, Issue 2
- Hair and Hearts by Alison J. Littlewood
- You might leave more than split-ends on this barbershop floor.
- Editors Corner: The First Priest of Maat by David E. Hughes
- There is no rest for the servant of a king.
- Namug by Gustavo Bondoni
- What Mother Never Told You by D. Lynn Frazier
- Tom the Sheller by Devin Miller
- Playable Character by Eric J. Juneau
- Playable Character by Eric J. Juneau
- Ewa and the Last Changeling by Nick Poniatowski
- Ewa and the Last Changeling, Nick Poniatowski
- The Boogie-Woogie, Time-Traveling, Cyborg Blues by Barton Paul Levenson
- What can we say that the title hasn't covered?
- Editors Corner: The Dog that Broke the Camel's Back By David E. Hughes and Lesley L. Smith
- Late Night Guardians and Heroes at the Wawa by Chris Doerner
- I peered past the overhang and watched the Dark Urge pull into the gas station parking lot underneath my viewpoint.
- Bright Wings in the Ebony Hall by Dale Carothers
- Bright Wings in the Ebony Hall, Dale Carothers
- The Girl Door by J. Linnaea
- What do you do when your daughter inherits something illegal...from you?
- The Bug in the Suit by Steven J. Dines
- A Girl and her Tentacle Monster by Naomi Libicki
- A Girl and her Tentacle Monster, Naomi Libicki
- Editors Corner: Decay Signals by Lesley L. Smith
- Editors Corner Decay Signals by Lesley L. Smith