The personal site for Georgina Kamsika
The personal site for Georgina Kamsika
Work-In-Progress Name: Phoenix Reborn Genre: Space opera Week One Status: Edited to chapter 10. Week Two Progress: I worked on chapters 11 through to 15. It might seem slower than last week but chapters 1 to 3 were pretty polished up anyway, so this is around the same amount of work. Possibly more, in fact, as […]
[column size=one_half position=first ] [/column] [column size=one_half position=last ] Work-In-Progress Name: Phoenix Reborn Genre: Space opera Starting Status: Super loose first draft of the first two-thirds of the novel is done*. My goal for the six week write-a-thon is to fix all the [FIX THIS HERE] notes and get the novel ready to send to […]
It’s rare to have such good sunshine in May, but 2018 has been blessed with great weather so far. This has meant lots of time sitting outside reading while the dogs play, and lots of time thinking about writing which has helped me complete my writing goals. I did finally get Nige to bring himself […]
April has been a good month, Not So Stories came out to lots of very lovely reviews and I got lots of writing time to edit more of my YA WIP. I didn’t get to finish my friend Nige’s script readthrough, though, as he pushed it to May. More on that next month. Writing I’ve […]
Not so Stories is mentioned in the Barnes & Noble Best Science Fiction and Fantasy books of 2018. Not So Stories, edited by David Thomas Moore (April 10, Abaddon—Paperback) The Just So Stories of Rudyard Kipling are undeniable classics, a collection of children’s stories that offer children glimpses into an older world, more magical and mysterious than the […]
I’ve had a busy March, read five books, promoted Not So Stories out in April, shouted at the Oscar picks and had a blast at Follycon 2018. The Oscars held no real surprises with The Shape of Water as best picture and Three Billboards sweeping the acting roles. Darkest Hour also won best actor for […]
Georgina Kamsika is a speculative fiction writer born in Yorkshire, England, to Anglo-Indian immigrant parents and has spent most of her life explaining her English first name, Polish surname and Asian features. She is an active member of the Society of Authors and graduated from the Clarion West workshop in 2012, studying under a roster of instructors […]
Having failed to update Goodreads (I knew it), I have at least managed to track the media I’ve consumed during February. It’s been a fun month, busy workwise, book deal announcing writing wise and even a party or two. My bestie Nige’s Big Birthday Bash was a challenge. His girlfriend Holly told me it was […]
I’m delighted to announce my fantasy GODDESS OF THE NORTH has been acquired by @REUTSpub reuts.com/new-reuts-wint… DI Sara Nayar is not the bright young police detective she seems to be; she’s actually the Hindu goddess Saraswathi, living as a human after a dispute with her mother, the trickster goddess Mohini. When a man is murdered at […]
