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Art work is by Jin Han.

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Four of my stories are now free-to-read at Intergalactic Medicine Show. I’ll introduce one a day with some commentary.
“Tekkai Exhales His Avatar”
The bulk of this story was written in 24 hours at the Pasadena WOTF writing workshop in 2007, inspired by a trinket that KD Wentworth and Tim Powers gave out as a story seed. Mine was a small polar bear ornament. This was my first story at IGMS. My cousin I-Wei Huang did art sometimes for IGMS, so I asked if he could do the art for my story. So, we collaborated on the incredible tattooed arm illustration, which will always be my favourite. It’s also one of my rare purely science fiction stories, though full of mythological lore. Enjoy!
https://www.intergalacticmedicineshow.com/cgi-bin/mag.cgi?do=issue&vol=i11&article=_004
]]>Shining the spotlight on SFF musical theatre
Format: Panel
17 Aug 2019, Saturday 12:00 – 12:50, Wicklow Room-2 (CCD)
From Wicked to Matilda, Spamalot, and Peter Pan, some of the most successful musicals have roots in SFF. What makes these musicals special? Is it the magic or the music? Why do they have such staying power? And what else would we like to see on the stage?
Dr Tony Pi, Amy Sundberg, Emily January (M), Ruth EJ Booth (University of Glasgow), Mark Gerrits
Exploring Chinese science fiction
Format: Panel
17 Aug 2019, Saturday 16:00 – 16:50, ECOCEM Room (CCD)
Chinese science fiction has seen a recent resurgence in popularity. Using selected writings by both native Chinese writers and diaspora writers overseas, the panel will look at the themes, tropes, and cultural values in the stories, while examining where they sit within the genre of science fiction as a whole.
Dr Tony Pi (M), Regina Kanyu Wang (Storycom), Joey Yu, Dr Feng Zhang (Science & Fantasy Growth Foundation), Yen Ooi
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The Weird West story I co-wrote with K.G. Jewell, “Coachwhip and Wade, Hex-tamers for Hire“, is now up at Orson Scott Card’s InterGalactic Medicine Show (issue 65, October 2018). It features lovely artwork by Nick Greenwood, which has captured all the elements astoundlingly well.
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