Delighted to see the latest issue of Jupiter magazine drop through my letterbox, which features a story written by myself and David Conyers called ‘Expectant Green’. Following the untimely death of her mother, teenager Francesca Leyton is shipped off to a remote planet and into the care of a father who can barely remember her name. As both struggle to come to terms with each other, events take a turn for the worse and threaten to destroy any possibility of a reconciliation. Hard copy version available here on the back issues page and Kindle edition here.
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About John Kenny
I have had fiction published in Emerald Eye, Transtories, the World SF Blog, First Contact, FTL, Woman's Way, Jupiter Magazine and elsewhere. I'm currently looking for a publisher for my novel Down and Out with Joey.
I have been co-editor of Albedo One since 1993 and co-administrator of its International Aeon Award for Short Fiction since 2005. Previous to that I was editor of FTL (1990 - 1992). I am editor of Writing4all: The Best of 2009 and Box of Delights, a new original horror anthology, due out soon from Aeon Press Books. As a freelance editor, I have worked on both novels and short stories with recent work done for Bruce McAllister, Nuala Lyons, Taylor Grant and others.
Delighted to see the latest issue of Jupiter magazine drop through my letterbox, which features a story written by myself and David Conyers called ‘Expectant Green’. Following the untimely death of her mother, teenager Francesca Leyton is shipped off to a remote planet and into the care of a father who can barely remember her name. As both struggle to come to terms with each other, events take a turn for the worse and threaten to destroy any possibility of a reconciliation. Hard copy version available here on the back issues page and Kindle edition here.
Congrats to both you and David–I look forward to reading it.
Posted by TG | February 11, 2012, 2:33 pmHope you like it, Taylor.
Posted by John Kenny | February 12, 2012, 8:51 pmWell done John.
Posted by Susan J Caldwell | February 11, 2012, 2:58 pmThanks, Susan.
Posted by John Kenny | February 12, 2012, 8:52 pm