Lisa Shapter, Author
Fantasy and Science Fiction
Read my latest short story "No Woman, No Plaything" at Kaleidotrope.
I wrote a 60,000 word novel last November for National Novel Writing Month and I've written four short-story sequels since November (out of a projected 19). I now have 2 Ray Bradbury-inspired write-a-short-story-a-week projects going, the 74 Stories Project and the new project of 19 sequels.
I wrote a 60,000 word novel last November for National Novel Writing Month and I've written four short-story sequels since November (out of a projected 19). I now have 2 Ray Bradbury-inspired write-a-short-story-a-week projects going, the 74 Stories Project and the new project of 19 sequels.
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Bio:
I am a member of Codex Writers and an alumna of the Breadloaf Young Writers Conference. I have worked as an editor’s assistant for a major press, at several libraries, and I have completed my apprenticeship to a New England antiquarian book dealer.
I am currently working on sociological SF series and a series of speculative fiction novels set in an alternate 1950's New England.
Prior work:
Out Now:
“Magistrate Resada Gestae, welcome to the Mother City, Colonial Planet 11811.” The man smiled. “I am God, this is my co-founder Red.”
Read the rest of my new short story "No Woman, No Plaything in the new issue of Kaleidotrope!
"No Woman, No Plaything" is the first of my short-story-a-week (ala Ray Bradbury) short stories to be published.
