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How about ammolite? 😂
ESSENTIAL READING FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE
That’s a whole geologic era guys. @stelliform.press do you think we should do a really-really-hardcover edition, I’m thinking granite probably?
Thank you @sarenaulibarri.bsky.social 💚🌻🌿
On a neon computer chip background. “TK Rex’s tales of climate refugees, sentient drones, and multispecies networks pull no punches about the hardships to come, yet leave me feeling hopeful and inspired all the same. Essential reading for the Anthropocene.” - Sarena Ulibarri, author of ANOTHER LIFE and STEEL TREE.
Big thanks to solarpunk trailblazer Sarena Ulibarri for her kind words. “TK Rex’s tales of climate refugees, sentient drones, and multispecies networks pull no punches about the hardships to come, yet leave me feeling hopeful and inspired all the same. Essential reading for the Anthropocene.”
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Watch this page for an upcoming cover reveal: possibly the weirdest book we've ever published from a brand new Latino author. If you're a fan of Latine horror, dark fantasy, and indie novellas, don't miss it!
Taking a break from a nailbiting curling match to post another SSBA Finalist author feature. Today it's @michaeljdeluca.bsky.social and his book, Jaguar Mask, from @stelliform.press
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@cynthiasaysboo.bsky.social
@joewadlington.bsky.social
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@renanbernardo.com
@r-emrys.bsky.social
@sarenaulibarri.bsky.social
@jasminkirkbride.bsky.social
@stelliform.press
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Screenshot collage from the Williamsport Gazette about the E.G. Conde speaking event: The second speaker featured as part of Lycoming College’s Environmental Justice Symposium will be creative writer-in-residence E.G. Condé, who will speak on Wednesday, March 4, at 4:30 p.m., in Trogner Presentation Room in the Krapf Gateway Center. Condé will read from his novella “Sordidez,” an indigenous futurist climate-fiction novella published with Stelliform Press, and will answer questions about the work. A semester-long series of lectures and hands-on activities the Environmental Justice Symposium is designed to inspire students, faculty, and Williamsport residents to think about how the environment impacts their communities, as well as how art and storytelling can support the environmental justice movement. The goal of the Symposium is to educate the Lycoming College community on environmental justice issues in Pennsylvania and beyond.
Coming up on March 4: E.G. Condé will be featured as part of Lycoming College’s Environmental Justice Symposium, March 4, at 4:30 p.m., in Trogner Presentation Room in the Krapf Gateway Center. Hear Condé read from“Sordidez,” his indigenous futurist climate-fiction novella + Q&A to follow!
Two of my favorite people in one place: @renanbernardo.com talks with @tkrex.bsky.social about their new book from @stelliform.press. Love the cover! Can't wait to read the book!
#SpecLit #solarpunk #WritingCommunity #BookSky #SFF
#justice #resilience #ecosystems
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Thanks for the opportunity to talk about my new book, Renan! For anyone interested, the pre-order link is live now @stelliform.press
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Thanks @r-emrys.bsky.social ! This is such a sweet sentiment and so very close to the heart and soul of what I was trying to do with the worldbuilding from the very beginning. Imagine a future where rewilding is synonymous with a return to regionally adapted foods, replacing industrial agriculture 🌻
Blurb for T. K. Rex's THE WILDCRAFT DRONES from Ruthanna Emrys. "The Wildcraft Drones presents a fascinating future: hopeful, flawed, and ever-changing as characters continually fight for something better. Rare as morel mushrooms, sweet as acorn bread, and unexpected as BBQ-flavored crickets, it will provoke you to imagine new possibilities and find their seeds in roadside blackberries." Ruthanna Emrys is the author of A Half-Built Garden, Winter Tide, and Deep Roots. She also writes radically hopeful short stories about religion and aliens and psycholinguistics.
Grateful to Ruthanna Emrys for this wonderful blurb for THE WILDCRAFT DRONES: “Rare as morel mushrooms, sweet as acorn bread, and unexpected as BBQ-flavored crickets…” Rex's stories root themselves in transformation, resilience, & the small, surprising seeds of change already growing in our lives.
A blue card with TriCon brabding reads "More Blue Pencil Sessions Added!" Above details and the Stelliform Press logo
ICYMI, we have added more Blue Pencil Cafe sessions to our schedule, including the wonderful @stelliform.press!
Sign-ups are open at tricon-halifax.com/events/
Also a reminder that Kaffeeklatsch signups open TOMORROW, Tuesday, February 17th! Watch this space!
what a fish looks like a reverse mermaid and a mermaid in a star ocean
the ATET zooms through the stars
A city with a portal and a sinister rider
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Book covers I've illustrated
Fantasy, horror, sci fi & everything in between!
What a Fish looks like by Syr Hayati Beker @stelliform.press
Dread Naught Trilogy by @captain-ventris.itch.io
The Rider, The Ride, The Rich Man's Wife by @premeemohamed.com
Scorpion Girl by Janeen Webb
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If you're a Netgalley user looking for your next favorite read, T. K. Rex's THE WILDCRAFT DRONES is available now to download. Filled with humor and heart, Rex's debut is 14 linked stories exploring the evolution of sentient drones and a rewilded world.
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So grateful to Johnnie Jae and Red Pop! News for this thoughtful interview 💚🌿
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Heads up: for anyone who stopped by to chat with us at the book fair this weekend, if you're feeling poorly you may want to test for Covid and/or stay away from vulnerable friends and family. I tested positive this morning. So far it's stuffy nose/head, sneezing, fever, and quite painful body aches.
Screenshot collage from the Locus Recommended Reading list, featuring a partial excerpt from the recommended collections list and showing the cover of Rebecca Campbell's THE OTHER SHORE
The Locus Recommended Reading list dropped yesterday and we were so excited to see Rebecca Campbell's THE OTHER SHORE in great company! Congrats Rebecca and the other authors!
We couldn't fit the whole list in this image, so be sure to check out all the recommendations here: locusmag.com/2026/02...
Nice to wake up to THE OTHER SHORE (from @stelliform.press!) on the recommended reading list, along with a LOT of good reading, and space for translation as well.
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TODAY! Sharp Words is at the Bridgeworks, with a wonderful series of panels, author readings, and more. Find us at the book market with so many other incredible Southern Ontario indie presses, bookstores, and lots of information about how you can get involved in Ontario's lit scene.
A screenshot collage of the "Fens, Tobacco Fields, and Hopeful Cli-Fi" Interview with Lynn Hutchinson Lee, published by Interstellar Flight Press. The interviewer is Lisa Timpf. The excerpt reads: "in my daily life, the kinds of issues you mention are continuously teeming around inside me. For me, the world is ever-present. We don’t move along life on one single narrow track: events, stimuli are always bombarding us. In my own life, I can’t separate them from each other. As I answer this question, I’m looking out at the garden, seeing the changing leaves, nudged by the grocery list I need to write, or the text messages I have to respond to, remembering the headlines I just read in the paper, thinking about the world events behind the headlines. They’re enmeshed, all part of a whole. So, as I relate to the world in this complex way, this is also how I wrote Orchid’s world."
We loved this thoughtful interview with Lynn Hutchinson Lee on cli-fi worlds that feel lived-in and alive. As she says, “the world is ever-present… events, stimuli are always bombarding us.” Also: her upcoming book from Assembly Press has a gorgeous cover! Don’t miss it!
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It’s my hand holding a physical copy of my first book, The Wildcraft Drones. The cover has a flying tentacle robot hovering in a deep forest and also my name on it, and there’s a whole box of them. And also a box and some packing material.
Advance reader copies arrived in the mail today from @stelliform.press 🥹
Can't wait to read this! I love T. K. Rex's work!
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In good company over on the BSFA list.
It is such an exciting surprise!
WELL SHIVER ME TIMBERS! This MAGNIFICENT BSFA list! So many people whose work I love - @voidcricket.bsky.social !!!! @nassos.bsky.social @kristinaten.bsky.social and not one but TWO @stelliform.press writers... the brilliant Rebecca Campbell and the other is, err, me? www.bsfa.co.uk/bsfa-awards-...
BSFA LONGLIST 2026 announcement: Rebecca Campbell’s “Wider Than the Sky, Deeper Than the Sea” (The Other Shore) in Best Short Fiction and Syr Hayati Beker’s What a Fish Looks Like in Best Shorter Fiction.
Two Stelliform titles made the absolutely stacked BSFA Longlist! Rebecca Campbell’s “Wider Than the Sky, Deeper Than the Sea” (The Other Shore) is nominated in Best Short Fiction and Syr Hayati Beker’s What a Fish Looks Like in Best Shorter Fiction.
See the full list here: www.bsfa.co.uk/bsfa-...
I don't quite know what to do with the information of the brilliance that is @redfernjon.bsky.social engaging so incisively with my book in @reckoningmag.bsky.social . I may never get over it. I am so very honored. Thank you, and thank you always @stelliform.press, now excuse me so I can go (!!!!)