Kij Johnson

 

Breaking news and announcements

8/1/2011
Mysterious Galaxy's series of evenings with the instructors of the Clarion Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers' Workshop wrapped up on August 3 with a visit from Kij, who gave a reading and spoke.

7/28/2011
"Ponies" is nominated for the World Fantasy Award!
Bibliography section updated.

7/21/2011
Kij heads to San Diego to teach at the Clarion Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers' Workshop.

6/26/2011
Kij's Novel Writing Workshop kicks off at the University of Kansas Center for the Study of Science Fiction.

5/24/2011
"Ponies" is nominated for the Hugo Award!

5/21/2011
"Ponies" wins the Nebula Award!

5/11/2011
"Names for Water" is a finalist for the Locus Award.

5/3/2011
"Story Kit" appears in Eclipse 4.

11/17/2010
"Ponies" is now up at Tor.com. A sweet tale about little girls and the ponies they love... well, maybe "love" is a little strong. Read it and see for yourself....

10/17/2010
"Names for Water" appears in Asimov's (October/November 2010 issue).

6/11/2010
Kij writes: I am participating in the 2010 Clarion West Write-a-thon, raising funds for the six-week workshop by writing something original every week. Ways to help: Participate yourself!  Sponsor me! Thank you!

5/15/2010
"Spar" wins the Nebula Award! Hop on over to her Facebook page and congratulate her. The story appeared in the online Clarkesworld Magazine. (Note: This is a disturbing and sexually explicit story - not for kids!) Click here to read it at the Clarkesworld website.

5/8/2010
"26 Monkeys, Also The Abyss" is published with new art (and mild revisions) in the literary magazine, World Literature Today, for their first special science fiction issue.

4/4/2010
"Spar" is on the final Hugo Award Ballot!

3/4/2010
Kij is interviewed by Jeremy L.C. Jones for Clarkesworld Magazine. Click here to read the interview.

2/19/2010
"Spar" is on the final Nebula Award Ballot!

On Friday, January 15th, at 7:00pm, Kij read at the independent University of Washington Bookstore in the University District of Seattle, WA. This reading was presented by NW Media Arts and the University Book Store.

On Sunday, January 17th, Kij was thrilled to teach a class on narrative voice and form at Seattle's Richard Hugo House. For information, check it out.

"The Snow Wife" is published in translation in El Colombiano for their holiday Sunday supplement on December 20, 2009. It's a Medellín, Colombia, newspaper.

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Site last updated August 1, 2011.