Kim will be hosting a Dark Fantasy
workshop at the prestigious Derby based event, Alt.Fiction.
'Alt.Fiction
is an annual one-day literature event which takes place in Derby,
aiming to bring together UK talent in the fields of science-fiction,
fantasy and horror writing. The event typically takes place in late
April/early May and the date for 2008 is Saturday 26th April'
Authors
appearing at Alt.Fiction 2008:
Sarah Ash
Chaz Brenchley
Eric Brown
Mike Carey
Simon Clark
Pete Crowther
Christian Dunn
Steve Gallagher
Marc Gascoigne
Lee Harris
Stephen Hunt
John Jarrold
Graham Joyce
Kim Lakin-Smith
Tim Lebbon
Brian Lumley
Michael Marshall Smith
Mark Morris
Philip Palmer
Sarah Pinborough
Adam Roberts
Justina Robson
Brian Ruckley
Simon Spurrier
Charlie Stross
Darren Turpin
Conrad Williams
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Supernatural
Romance Panel at Eastercon 2008
Kim will be on a panel with Tanith
Lee, Jo Fletcher, Mark Newton and Paigan Stone.
11:30-12:30 Saturday 22nd March Victoria/Edward Suite.
More details
see Orbital 2008 (Eastercon) website.
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The Killing
Fields included in BSFA 50th Anniversary Anthology.
Kim's latest SF short story, The Killing
Fields, is to be published in a special anthology celebrating 50
years of The
British Science Fiction Association. Celebration will be launched
at Orbital 2008 (Eastercon).
With original stories from: Brian Aldiss, Stephen Baxter, Molly
Brown, Jon Courtenay Grimwood, M. John Harrison, Dave Hutchinson,
Kim Lakin-Smith, Ian R. MacLeod, Ken MacLeod, Christopher Priest,
Adam Roberts, Alastair Reynolds, Martin Sketchley, Brian Stableford,
Tricia Sullivan, Ian Watson, Liz Williams and an introduction from
Pat Cadigan
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Short story, Heart Song in
Myth-Understandings Anthology.
Kim is delighted to have her short
story Heart Song included in a new anthology of all women writers
called Myth-Understandings.
Newcon Press bring together some of the most
well known names in SF, Horror and Fantasy for what promises to
be an outstanding anthology themed around communication. Myth-Understandings
will be launched at Orbital 2008 (Eastercon).
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Short
story, The Shadow Keeper in All Hallows magazine.
The Ghost Story Society of Canada
will be publishing one of Kim's more haunting short stories, The
Shadow Keeper, in their magazine All Hallows. Expect to see it mid/late
2008.
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BBC Radio
Nottingham Interview - Listen again. Just Press Play to listen to Kim being
interviewed on Radio Nottingham.
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FantasyCon
2007 . Fantasycon,
the convention run by the British Fantasy Society is on again this
year on 21st - 23rd of September. Kim will be attending as always,
and will be on a panel at 11.00am on Sunday morning.
11.00-11.45
- (Main Bar) Readings from Time Pieces, disLOCATIONS, Tourniquet,
talk on small press, launch of the Immanion Press edition of Ian
Watson's The Gardens of Delight... Ian Whates, Storm Constantine,
Ian Watson and Kim Lakin-Smith
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Interview
on BBC Radio Nottingham. BBC Radio Nottingham will be conducting
an interview with Kim on Friday 14th September at approx 2.15pm.
To listen to the live interview go to the BBC
website.
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New Convention
new Design. NewCon
4 is coming to town. A new convention featuring special guests
Iain M. Bank, Ken Macleoad and Storm Constantine. Kim is acting
as design consultant for the con and is proud to be part of this
new and exciting convention.
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New role
with the BSFA. Kim has accepted with great pleasure
the role to be the new co-editor for the British Science Fiction
Association's newsletter magazine Matrix.
Kim will also be acting as BSFA design consultant. More information
on the BSFA can be found
here
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Tourniquet
reviewed in BTN. BTN
the glossy magazine placed a review of Tourniquet in their August
issue. Read the review here