Australian magazine Voiceworks has picked up my short story Aqua Vita.

Vera Ulea has picked up ‘At the Soft Edges of Dawn Flies a Momentary Tree’ for the Quantum Genre anthology through Crossing Chaos.

Argentinian magazine La Idea Fija will reprint A Pox on All your Houses, which first appeared in now-defunct zine Dog Vs Sandwich.

My 140 character micro-story ‘Flower’ has sold to the twitterzine Outshine, edited by Jetse de Vries.

My story ‘Cod Philosophy’ will appear in the new e-zine for the weird and wonderful, Presto Strange-o. ‘Cod Philosophy’ was originally published in FarThing, issue 2.
Two stories in two days! Let’s see if I can make it a hat-trick.

‘Drinking Black Coffee at the Jasper Grey Cafe’ will appear in Sybil’s Garage number 6. The magazine is published by the same fabulous people behind the well-received Paper Cities anthology.

The LSS crew has posted their list of the best spec fic published in 2008, and the Glass Girl Looks Back and A Pox on All Your Houses: A Tale of Singh and Daughter are listed.
Congrats to all the others on the list, too.

Other People’s Rejection Letters, forthcoming through Random House, will feature a rejection letter sent to me by the lovely Beth Wodzinski of Shimmer last year. I think this is perhaps the only rejection letter I’ve received that has ever made me laugh.
(Beth did go on to buy the Glass Girl Looks Back, so all is [...]

The crew at Not if You Were the Last Short Story on Earth have some nice things to say about some of my work:
Ben Payne:
Stephanie Campisi is another author whose work continues to improve. I loved her story in Shimmer, The Glass Girl Looks Back, a brief but poignant tale of love, beauty, betrayal, pain [...]

The October issue of Ikarie (Czech Republic) has been released.  It contains my story ‘The Title of this Story’, which first appeared in Paper Cities through Senses Five Press.  This issue also contains fiction by Susanna Clarke.