Sonia SulaimanSo, Thyme Travellers was featured on CBC Books today.
Friends, if you're on Goodreads, we have two giveaways for Thyme Travellers: An Anthology of Palestinian Speculative Fiction-- one for ebooks, and one for print.
#BipocSFF @palestine @bookstodon
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/394912-thyme-travellers-an-anthology-of-palestinian-speculative-fiction
A link spam for all of the places where you can preorder Thyme Travellers: An Anthology of Palestinian Speculative Fiction, edited by me! Keep an eye out, because this includes a limited time discount on ebooks.
My story is out today in Fantasy Magazine!
This story is based on the monstrous half-Christian, half-Muslim child in the medieval romance 'The King of Tars.' https://www.fantasy-magazine.com/fm/fiction/negative-theology-of-the-child-from-the-king-of-tars/
Negative Theology of the Child from 'The King of Tars' - Fantasy Magazine
The muse calls me ‘Digenia.’ It is not my real name; that is suspended while I am traveling through these verses, now some 690 years old. To pass through this realm of allegory and myth, of device and symbiotics, one needs to carry a standard. Mine is of the ‘two-blooded.’ Twice-blooded, I want to say. Down through the ages, this language which I speak and write in has no words that contain me. There are plenty of hyphenated adjectives: Half-breed, mixed-blood. But, like the Great Mystery, symbols slide off me. Looking too close is dangerous. I might look back.
K. Tempest BradfordRe-upping this post!
I'm creating a guide to Mastodon for SFF folks and am including a list of cool people they should follow. If you're cool people see the post for the form to add yourself.
#BlackMastodon #BIPOCSFF #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFF #IndiePublishing
K. Tempest Bradford (@[email protected])
Based on @[email protected]'s excellent idea (linked below), I'm creating a Mastodon Onboarding For The Confused for the sff community. It'll contain a list of SFF people to follow, a small tutorial on how to tweak Mastodon so it's less confusing to look at and what all the labels mean, and a SHORT list of SFF and marginalized friendly Mastodon servers (including this one). Wanna be on the follow list? Fill this out: https://airtable.com/appH69KPpZfJVi15C/shrVEOExGHSrpFSBh Inspiration: https://masto.ai/@stavvers/110825117664171235
A little new intro for the new folks.
Welcome! I'm Sonia, writer of spec fic inspired by Palestinian folklore. You can find my stories at ArabLit Quarterly, Beladi, FANTASY magazine, FIYAH, Lackington's, and other places.
My work has been nominated for: Pushcart, Lammy, Palestine Book Award, and Best New Weird Awards.
My writing is called 'beautiful' a lot.
Muneera and the Moon: Stories Inspired by Palestinian Folklore is live.
This collection includes several previously unpublished stories, along with old favourites!
Publishing date TBA: My first collection of short stories inspired by Palestinian folklore will be available for ARCs and DRCs soon. LMK if you'd like to get your hands on a copy in exchange for a review. 🧿
Autumn Child is my big gay Canaanite godpunk story. Dabeb owes a life debt to Hirupanu, the Autumn Child. The bond between the two, man and god, proves to be truly unbreakable.
You can read it here, as an exclusive Kindle single:
I'm reissuing some of my short stories as singles on Amazon, starting with 'From Whole Cloth:'
A Queer retelling of the Palestinian folktale 'The Story That Begins and Ends with Lies.'
Prince Noor has to marry. He desires nothing more than to spend his days with a woman who can tell stories that are nothing but lies. When he meets the woman who seems fated to be his match, how will their story end? More importantly, who will write it?
