| "Swine at the Trough" upcoming in the new mag Phano | ||||||||
| "Oily Skies of Fire" to be published by Dragon Gems in 2025 | ||||||||
| "Distance and Family and Death" to appear in Amazing Stories' weekly feature | ||||||||
| I was on three author panels at Albuquerque's Bubonicon! August 23-25, 2024 | ||||||||
| "The Ancient Astronaut" in Issue #14 James Gunn's Ad Astra | ||||||||
| "The Artist with No Tattoos" in Spring 2024 Hyphen Punk | ||||||||
| "Angry Green Men" in Cosmorama for free! | ||||||||
| "Grinning on the Way to See Mom Die" as a podcast in Pseudopod | ||||||||
| "Jukebox Cellist" to appear in On Spec Magazine | ||||||||
| "At the Chasm of the Split Gene" in Allegory Ezine for free! | ||||||||
| "Family Roots, Family Thorns" in Vol 19, Issue 1 of Electric Spec for free! | ||||||||
| "Disposable Gabriel" on the Hugo Recommendation list by Nerds of a Feather | ||||||||
| "Remoras" upcoming in Insurgents! anthology from Lost Boys Press | ||||||||
"Disposable Gabriel" made the cut in an important Best-of-List! |
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| I was on two writer panels in Albuquerque's Bubonicon! August 25-27, 2023 | ||||||||
Video of my reading of "Shearing" at La Galleria at The Shaffer Hotel, Mountainair, New Mexico - July 8th, 2023 |
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| "Ornamental Refugee" | "Acuity Score: High" | "Shearing" | "A Knell that Summons Thee" | |||||
"Eternal Rotation," my very first professional fiction sale, is here at The Colored Lens!
Super-short Bio Twenty-three of Brian D. Hinson’s short stories can be found in twenty different professional spec fic outlets, such as Pseudopod, Andromeda Spaceways, On Spec Magazine, Shoreline of Infinity, ParSec, and more. His short, “Disposable Gabriel” in Cast of Wonders made Nerds of a Feather’s 2024 recommendation list for the Hugo and Marie Haskin’s December 2023 list of best shorts. In 2019 he attended the Taos Toolbox writers’ workshop. He abandoned all semblance of a career in 1999, ditching the corporate life in exchange for part-time gigs which allowed him to visit 40-some countries in the backpacker fashion. In recent years life slowed even more as he settled in deep rural New Mexico with wife Kathleen Eickholt and three pit bulls. |