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Readings in Lesbian & Bisexual Women’s Fiction named “Last Car to Annwn Station” one of their Top Books in 2011!
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I have sold my novella, The Curious Case of the Jeweled Alicorn, to Sam’s Dot Publishing. This novella is an indirect sequel to The Horror at Cold Springs.
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My short story, Coffee for Your Body, Flames for Your Soul, is available from MUSA Publishing as a stand-alone electronic download! This story was part of my Minnesota Fringe Festival 2011 performance and I am pleased that it is for sale. Buy it here
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A Review of Last Car to Annwn Station here by Conrad Zero.
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I was interviewed Saturday, September 17th on “Readings in Lesbian & Bisexual Women’s Fiction.” The discussion focused on my novel Last Car to Annwn Station.

Go here to listen: Last Car to Annwn Station Interview
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Today — June 27th, 2011 — is Book Release Day!


Last Car to Annwn Station. Available now in ebook format at Carina Press, Barnes & Noble, Amazon U.S., and Amazon U.K.
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Michael Merriam is a speculative fiction writer and editor living in Hopkins, Minnesota.

PRAISE FOR MICHAEL’S WORK:

“Breathtakingly beautiful.”Tangent Short Fiction Review

“One of the hardest-working men in short fiction.” — Scott Lynch, World Fantasy Award-nominated author of The Lies of Locke Lamora

“Michael is one of the hardest-working, most prolific and most dedicated writers I know. His stories have both craft and heart, making it no surprise that his list of publications is ever-growing. I look forward to saying that I knew him when…” — Jaye Lawrence, author of “Kissing Frogs,” nominated for the James Tiptree, Jr. Award for Short Fiction

Michael is an Assistant Organizer and Convention Liaison for the Minnesota Speculative Fiction Writers, as well as a member of The Outer Alliance, The Science Fiction Poetry Association, and The SteamPunk Writers and Artists Guild.

Michael Merriam can be contacted at mmerriam@gmail.com.