April has arrived, and with it the possibility of warmer weather! We can’t promise you warmer weather, but we are pleased to present you with a new featured writer! This month, for your reading enjoyment, we feature the work of Bob Newbell, another great writer who posts in the forums here at 365 under the [...]
Following his writing feature this past December, we’re pleased to announce that Desmond Hussey, another great writer who’s known in the forums here at 365 as Buddhamind, has joined 365tomorrows as a Staff Writer You can read more about Desmond on his bio page here, and look for a number of great stories from him [...]
International Space Station commander Chris Hadfield is certainly making the most of his time up there space. This past Friday he teamed up with Ed Robertson of Barenaked Ladies fame to perform their original track, “I.S.S. (Is Somebody Singing).” For the live performance, they were joined by the Wexford Gleeks from the Wexford Collegiate School [...]
Some of the greatest nonfiction books about science read like novels. They borrow tropes and narrative tricks from science fiction, fantasy, horror, and more — turning great discoveries into great adventures. Here are nineteen science books that are better than genre fiction because they’re true. via Superlist News, Videos, Reviews and Gossip – io9.
December has arrived, and we’re pleased to present you with a new featured writer! This month, for your reading enjoyment, we feature the work of Desmond Hussey, another great writer who’s known in the forums here at 365 as Buddhamind. Desmond’s been with us for some time now, and we’ve had the pleasure of publishing [...]
In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In [...]
Jae Miles has published an anthology of short stories titled ‘Destinies’. There are as many predictions of man’s future as there have been visionaries. From varying degrees of apocalypse through dystopian societies to utopias made or delivered. Within this book you will find sixty-nine visions of where humanity could go and what they might get [...]
After more than 7 years, we’ve finally setup a page on Facebook. I just realized that they’re about a year older than we are, so I guess we’ve got that in common. 365tomorrows on Facebook You can also follow us on Twitter. 365tomorrows on Twitter
On this past Monday we published Clint Wilson’s story It’s All About Sacrifice, which marks the 2,500th story posted on 365tomorrows since we launched August 1st, 2005. This site has undergone many changes since that first story, Outer Space Romance by Jared Axelrod, but one thing has remained a constant, you, our readers. Thanks to [...]
Ray Bradbury died this morning in Los Angeles, at the age of 91. What a mind, what an incredible influence. Full story on io9.com
Jared Axelrod and Steve Walker release their debut graphic novel, THE BATTLE OF BLOOD AND INK: A FABLE OF THE FLYING CITY – TODAY. Philadelphia, PA – April 17, 2012 – The stunning new graphic novel, THE BATTLE OF BLOOD AND INK: A FABLE OF THE FLYING CITY will be released on May 22nd, 2012. [...]
Jared Axelrod and Steve Walker release their debut graphic novel, THE BATTLE OF BLOOD AND INK: A FABLE OF THE FLYING CITY on May 22nd, 2012. Philadelphia, PA – April 17, 2012 – The stunning new graphic novel, THE BATTLE OF BLOOD AND INK: A FABLE OF THE FLYING CITY will be released on May [...]
Todd Keisling was a writer we featured on 365 a few years ago. He’s been working towards the release of his second book, The Liminal Man, and has some news to share about that. I thoroughly enjoyed his first book, and I’m excited to see him get the second book out the door. This is [...]
In 2006, ZeFrank launched a show called “The Show With Ze Frank.” It was one of the most strange, exciting, difficult, and amazing things he has done so far. He think’s it is time to do something similar, what with the economy in the crapper and the election coming up. If Newt can do it, [...]
We’d like to welcome Clint Wilson as a permanent member of our creative team, another solid writer and regular in the forums. Clint’s work was featured here during this past November, and while it’s not his first story here, his first as a staff writer is up today, Feb 10th. You can read about Clint [...]
November has arrived, and it’s time to feature another writer who’s work we’ve enjoyed here on 365 many times over the past few years. This month, for your reading enjoyment, we feature the work of Clint Wilson, another solid writer and regular in the forums here at 365 as Father Goose. Clint’s been with us [...]
We’d like to welcome Jae Miles as a permanent member of our creative team. Jae’s work has been featured here over the past month, and while it’s not his first story here, his first as a staff writer is up October 3rd. You can read about Jae on his bio page here, and drop in [...]
J.R. Blackwell is a writer and photographer who lives in Philadelphia. J.R.’s fiction has been published in a variety of publications including Escape Pod Magazine. She also happens to be a founding member of www.365tomorrows.com. J.R. is currently fundraising through KickStarter for Shelter In Place: A Live Game of Zombie Horror. Shelter in Place is about survival, teamwork [...]
September has arrived, and we’ve realized that it’s been nearly a year since we featured a writer on 365tomorrows, a shortcoming we’re remedying as of right now. This month, for your reading enjoyment, we feature the work of Jae Miles, a solid writer and regular in the forums here at 365. Jae’s been with us for [...]
On August 1st, 2005, 365tomorrows crackled on the wire for the first time, bringing an original piece of speculative flash fiction to the world. Here we are, August 1st, 2011 and still going strong. 365 has evolved over the years, transitioning from a wholly staff written site in the first year to a mix of [...]
In the past few weeks there’s been a familiar reminder of the coming of this day, Remembrance Day, be it television commercials, uniform clad cadets and veterans selling poppies, or people going about their day to day lives with the red flower proudly pinned to their lapel. During an intermission the other evening, the names [...]
A short while ago we posted about a project that caught our eye on Kickstarter, and now friends of the creators of this movie are hosting a contest giveaway for simply spreading the word about the project. For a refresher, or if you haven’t heard about the movie before: 95ers:ECHOES is a thrilling, original, ultra [...]
The latest project that’s caught our eye on Kickstarter: 95ers:ECHOES is a thrilling, original, ultra indie full-length sci-fi movie that is ALMOST DONE! For over four years we’ve put our hearts, souls, credit cards, and mortgage into this… and we only need $12,000 more to finish it up. It’s the story of Sally Biggs, an [...]
We’re always happy to see an author we’ve published here have success in print, and on the 18th of September, Tony Pacitti’s new book ‘My Best Friend is a Wookiee‘ went on sale. In this hilarious and heartfelt memoir, our hapless hero sees Star Wars for the first time at the age of seven–and is [...]
Wil Wheaton, John Scalzi and Subterranean Press are proud to announce the publication of Clash of the Geeks, a special and fantastical electronic chapbook featuring stories by Wheaton, Scalzi, New York Times bestseller Patrick Rothfuss, Norton Award winner and Hugo Best Novel nominee Catherynne M. Valente, Hugo and Nebula Award nominee Rachel Swirsky and others, [...]
Connect kids w/science. Help @montyharper fund a CD of songs about scientific research. http://kck.st/91VLTR “Songs From the Science Frontier” is about connecting kids (ages 8-12) with science. The twelve songs I’m recording for this CD are unique because most of them focus on current scientific research happening right here in Stillwater Oklahoma. Specific topics include [...]
You may remember Todd Keisling as a featured writer on 365 in September of 2007. He wrote a book a few years ago called ‘A Life Transparent’ about “a man named Donovan Candle. He wanted to make something of himself once, but he forgot that goal and sold himself out to a soulless, 9 to 5 [...]
Reposted from BoingBoing: RIP, Jeanne Robinson Cory Doctorow at 5:53 PM Monday, May 31, 2010 Sincere condolences to Spider Robinson and family on the passing of his wonderful, talented wife: the dancer, writer and choreographer Jeanne Robinson, after a long struggle with cancer. The human race has lost one of its finest members. Spider and [...]
We would like to thank all of you for spending your valuable time with us throughout the year, and wish you all the very best of the holiday season and good health and prosperity in the New Year! Best, The Staff and Writers of 365tomorrows
Paul Di Filippo had this to say about Cory Doctorow in a December 22nd review of Makers In science fiction, however, the pool of hip, youthful, happening, fresh-eyed, keen-witted, media-savvy, broad-shouldered, accomplished, extroverted and talented writers, blending both revolution and tradition in just the right proportions, is noticeably shallow at the moment. There’s Neal Stephenson, [...]
Cybrosis is a podcast novel written and narrated by P.C. Haring with the voice talents of some of the biggest names in the podcasting community including Philippa Ballantine, Christiana Ellis, Podcasting’s Rich Sigfrit, Mur Lafferty, Chris Lester, Chuck Tomasi, and Heather Welliver. This full length podcast novel hacks your RSS feeds on 01/01/10 The fantastic [...]
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