Books
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TRIPTYCH
Dragon Moon Press, April 2011
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“You know those movies where the aliens come to Earth, and they… I dunno, they try to steal our natural resources, or create a nuclear winter so they can turn the Earth into slag, or they melt the polar ice caps and New York is under fathoms of water, or they clone us for slaves, or create terrifying bioweapons and wipe us all out and use our cities for farmland, or…all that stuff? It was nothing like that.”
Part District 9, part Lost in Translation, part Stranger in a Strange Land, Triptych is a poignant, character-driven science fiction story about tolerance, love and loss.
Named one of Publishers Weekly’s Best Books of 2011, and listed in The Advocate’s Best Overlooked Books of 2011 article. Read the short story that inspired the book for free: (Back) (Silverthought Press, March 2008)
WHEN THE HERO COMES HOME
“The Once And Now-ish King”
Dragon Moon Press, July 2011
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When the epic battle, the mission, the quest are over, can the hero go home again? Is she too changed to resume where she left off… Is the life he left behind is no longer waiting for him?
In WHEN THE HERO COMES HOME, these questions are addressed in nineteen powerful stories by some of today’s top and up-and-coming fantasy and science fiction writers. The anthology features new fiction by J.M. Frey, Jay Lake, Todd McCaffrey, Julie Kagawa, and an all-new Jig the Goblin story by Jim C. Hines.
THE DARK SIDE OF THE GLASS
Double Dragon Press, COMING June 2012
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Mary was a fan of the vampire drama ”City By Night”, until she woke up in the show. At first, Mary is thrilled – who wouldn’t want to live alongside their favorite TV characters? The charm fades when Mary realizes that the extras still don’t speak, the matte paintings don’t become real, and all the infuriating flaws in the writing are just amplified when you have to try to interact with the shallow characters. And then, of course, the lead character Leondre DuNoir falls for her! Leondre’s his admiration comes with its own set of problems: Antonio, Leondre’s psychotic stalker, has a habit of killing off the girls-of-the-week. To stay alive, Mary has to find a way home from a world that, pardon the pun, totally sucks.
A loving satire of vampire-detective tropes, fandom, and Mary Sues.
THE WHITE WALL REVIEW
“Tobogganing” & “Water Garden”
Ryerson University Press, Autumn, 2009
Visit Ryerson’s website for more information about purchasing the White Wall Review #32, an annual anthology of poetry and prose by international contributers and Ryerson University students and Alumni. J.M. has two poems in this journal, Water Garden and Tobbogganing.
DOCTOR WHO IN TIME AND SPACE
“Whose Doctor?”
McFarland Press, Summer, 2012
An academic reader on the themes of temporality, location, geography and history in the smash hit BBC series Doctor Who. My essay, “Whose Doctor?” was initially presented at the Cardiff University 2008 Whoniversal Appeal academic confrence and discusses Doctor Who and Canadiana.
Seeking Publication
Please click here to view a list of manuscripts that are complete and available to publishers for consideration. To request a manuscript, please contact my agent, Evan Gregory, at the Ethan Ellenburg Literary Agency.
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