Among Spence’s published work (see also “About” page)
- "Why the Sea Is Boiling Hot"
- in Tales from the Archives: Collection 7
and individually [The Ministry Shop | Kindle| NOOK | Smashwords | Kobo]
- "The Music of the Spheres"
- in Music of Darkover (Darkover anthology #13) [Paperback
| Kindle
| NOOK]
- "One Drink Before You Go"
- in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Worlds [Hardcover
(got $3,500?) | Paperback
]
The TREASURES OF ALBION series (with Elisabeth Waters):
- 10 "A Drink of Deadly Wine"
- in Sword and Sorceress 28 [Paperback
| Kindle
| NOOK]
- 9 "They That Watch"
- in Sword and Sorceress 27 [Paperback
| Kindle
| NOOK]
- Stories 1–8 collected for Kindle
- Volume 1 (1–4)
Volume 2 (5–8) - 8 "Truth in the Inward Parts"
- [Kindle
]
in Sword and Sorceress 26 [Paperback| Kindle
| NOOK]
- 7 "Inquisition for Blood"
- [Kindle
]
in >Sword and Sorceress 25 [Paperback| Kindle
| NOOK]
- 6 "Sceptre of the Ungodly"
- [Kindle
]
in Sword and Sorceress 24 [Paperback| Kindle
| NOOK]
- 5 "Daughter of Heaven"
- [Kindle
]
in Sword and Sorceress 23 [Paperback| Kindle
| NOOK]
- 4 "Crosswort Puzzle"
- [Kindle
]
in Sword and Sorceress 22 [Paperback| Kindle
| NOOK]
- 3 "Pride, Prejudice, and Paranoia" (by M.S.)
- [Kindle
]
in Sword and Sorceress 19 [Paperback - 2 "Salt and Sorcery"
- [Kindle
]
in Sword and Sorceress 16 [Paperback - 1 "The Blade of Unmaking" (by E.W.)
- [Kindle
]
in Sword and Sorceress 14 [Paperback
Author Archives: Michael Spence
The Podcast Repertory Theater 2008, part 2: MOREVI: REMASTERED
[Remastering] was a wise decision. Not only has Mr. Morris chosen voice actors who have the skill to deliver the lines well and to fit together in an ensemble, the addition of vocal variety and sound effects both magnify the story’s greatest asset, which is spectacle. Continue reading
The Podcast Repertory Theater 2008, part 1: CHASING THE BARD
Two worlds face destruction, one of them ours. The key to rescuing both lies in the hands of a descendant of the gods. And you know his name. Continue reading
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It’s “Double Trouble” Time on 08/08/08 with Pip and Tee
Sometimes the calendar makes strange demands on us. In this case, it requires that we present the following press release “out of order,” as it were; but then, we’re dealing not only with two good books and two fine authors, … Continue reading
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Nominating “Huntress” for a Parsec Award
Clerk’s Log, MJDate 54611.9: The following is my pitch to the Parsec nominating committee on behalf of Chris Lester’s story “Huntress,” part of his Metamor City Podcast.
Pod-fiction listening as therapy
You can imagine many uses for podcasts if you try: company during commutes (my own favorite), occupation of the mind during chiefly physical tasks such as washing dishes, even (apologies to many authors) insomnia treatments. Here’s one I hadn’t considered. … Continue reading
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SCI PHI, the journal, is here!
For those of you who wondered how soon I’d make it into print again…
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Walking in a trinitarian wonderland
You remember how, when Israel crossed over the dried-up Jordan, Joshua had the Israelites take twelve large rocks from the center of the riverbed to build a monument to the event at their first encampment (Joshua 4:1-9). Have you remembered … Continue reading
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Specialty T-shirts…
…can get you into so much trouble with the fairer sex. “My eyes are up here, buddy.” “Yes indeed, but the unusual words/drawings are down there.“
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Welcome, SCI PHI SHOW and 7TH SON listeners!
If you’re here because you heard Jason Rennie’s interview with me in “Sci Phi Show Outcast #59,”1 (thank you, Jason) or my “7th Son Episode 17: The Story So Far” reading (thanks, Hutch!), you might still be wondering what’s going … Continue reading
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“Just wait ’til NEXT year!”
It wasn’t to be, alas. As I noted earlier, the quality of the other nominees is superb, and I’m not surprised to have been blown out of the water by such excellent pieces as Matt Wallace’s thoughtful “No World for … Continue reading
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