June kind of got away from me in many ways — the month’s almost over and I haven’t completed half of what I intended to complete — so I’m just bagging it for Dead Kitchen Radio and revising the schedule. Here’s what I’m gonna do for the second half of 2017:
July: Nights of the Living Dead: “Live and On the Scene”
August: Orphan Black: Classified Clone Report
September: Stargate SG-1/Atlantis: Homeworlds: “Sun-Breaker”
October: Mermaid Precinct
November: Joe Ledger: Unstoppable: “Ganbatte”
December: Tales of Cassie Zukav, Weirdness Magnet
The December episode will be a retrospective of my various Key West-based urban fantasy stories, the most recent of which was in TV Gods: Summer Programming, and in which I intend to keep writing stories, worry not.
his month is Baker Street Irregulars, a new anthology of alternate Sherlock Holmes stories edited by Michael A. Ventrella & Jonathan Maberry. Keith talks about his contribution to the anthology, “Identity,” a tale of a young woman in modern New York City named Shirley Holmes and a young African-American medical student at Columbia University named Jack Watson, as they help a young woman whose fiancé has gone missing.
Looking back at Keith’s first short story collection, Without a License: The Fantastic Worlds of Keith R.A. DeCandido. Published by Dark Quest Books in 2015, it includes 11 of Keith’s stories, from the shared worlds of Viral and V-Wars to stories that originally saw print in Furry Fantastic, Liar Liar, Defending the Future: Best-Laid Plans, Amazing Stories, and The Fedoras Literary Review, as well as two previously unpublished stories and new stories in the worlds of Dragon Precinct and Cassie Zukav, weirdness magnet.
