Original Fiction published in 2017

2017 was a challenging year in many ways, so I'm not sad to see it over. However, I had a lot of original fiction published that year in some of my favourite magazines, and all of them are on the Nebula Suggested Reading lists, alongside some truly incredible fiction. Here's a roundup!

Novelette

• The Birding: a Fairy Tale (8,400 words), Strange Horizons (18 December 2017).
  Like the zombie apocalypse, but with birds (and set in my Greek hometown). 

Short Stories

• Every Black Tree (4,400 words), Beneath Ceaseless Skies (October 2017).
  Post-Bacchic fantasy.
• The Rains on Mars (4,800 words), Clarkesworld (December 2017).
  Hard, guilty SF.
• The Nightingales in Plátres (5,200 words), Clarkesworld (October 2017).
  Philosophical, retro SF (aka my Greeks in Spaaaaace story). 
  This one is on the BSFA longlist. Voting is open until 31 January!
  
• Fixer, Worker, Singer (3,700 words), Shimmer (October 2017).
  Poetic automata.

I hope you enjoy them. For more, take a look at my full bibliography.
Here's to a better 2018. I hope it treats us all well.

Happy New Year!