Alisa Krasnostein at Twelfth Planet Press has picked up my short story ‘How to Select a Durian at Footscray Market’ for the forthcoming anthology Sprawl. You can check out the (quite impressive) full ToC at her blog.

My short story ‘Cod Philosophy’, first published in the now-defunct UK magazine Farthing, will be podcast by audio-zine Drabblecast. This is my second sale to the zine–my short story ‘Aqua Vita’ featured mid last year.

The Racy Pages Surprise anthology has picked up my 100 word drabble, ‘Explorations’. This story was inspired by Jono’s tendency to leave his jeans and socks strewn about the house. Fortunately, he’s in charge of the washing, so I’ll forgive him.

My children’s story ‘Ghostwriter’ will appear in Short and Scary, a charity anthology published by fabulous Australian children’s publisher Black Dog Books. Proceeds from the book, which should be launched in February, will go to the Big Brother Big Sister organisation.

Drabblecast will republish ‘Aqua Vita’ in audio format. This story first appeared in Voiceworks.

Voiceworks has bought ‘The King’s Edict, Edited’, which will appear in the upcoming postscript-themed issue. My short story ‘Aqua Vita’ also appeared in the previous issue.

‘The Glass Girl Looks Back’ will appear in audio format at SFzine.org. This piece originally appeared in Shimmer.

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.