Logorrhea: Good Words Make Good Stories

March 23rd, 2007 | by Paolo |

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The Logorrhea anthology is now available for pre-orders from Amazon. I’ve got a story in it called “Softer” which is a departure for me, because it isn’t a science fiction story. The idea was to choose a winning word from the Scripps National Spelling Bee and compose a story based around it. I chose “macerate.”

I’ve already read a couple of the other pieces, and it should be a good read. Here’s the list of contributors:

  • Hal Duncan - “The Chiaroscurist”
  • Liz Williams - “Lyceum”
  • David Prill - “Vivisepulture”
  • Clare Dudman - “Eczema”
  • Alex Irvine - “Semaphore”
  • Marly Youmans - “The Smaragdine Knot”
  • Michael Moorcock - “A Portrait in Ivory”
  • Daniel Abraham - “The Cambist and Lord Iron: A Fairy Tale of Economics”
  • Michelle Richmond - “Logorrhea”
  • Anna Tambour - “Pococurante”
  • Tim Pratt - “From Around Here”
  • Elizabeth Hand - “Vignette”
  • Alan DeNiro - “Plight of the Sycophant”
  • Matthew Cheney - “The Last Elegy”
  • Jay Caselberg - “Eudaemonic”
  • Paolo Bacigalupi - “Softer”
  • Jay Lake - “Crossing the Seven”
  • Leslie What - “Tsuris”
  • Neil Williamson - “The Euonymist”
  • Theodora Goss - “Singing of Mount Abora”
  • Jeff VanderMeer - “Appoggiatura”
  1. 2 Responses to “Logorrhea: Good Words Make Good Stories”

  2. By Shara Saunsaucie on Mar 24, 2007 | Reply

    Looks great! I’m going to have to add this to my wish list! :)

  3. By Paolo on Mar 24, 2007 | Reply

    I think it’s going to be cool. Though I’m definitely curious about how all the stories sit next to each other in a single volume. Other than the requirement to use a spelling bee word, there were essentially no other guidelines.

    John Klima is a strangely trusting soul.

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