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 writi...

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, thou...

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 R...

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 ...

  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 As...

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 pa...

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...

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I always start a new year intending to track my books on Goodreads and remember which films I watched. It never lasts long. So I decided I’d try to do a monthly roundup on here instead, covering off my wr...

The short story anthology Not So Stories is available to preorder. Written by PoC as rebuttals to the original colonialist nostalgia, there are a wide variety of tales. I touched on the feeling of disconnec...