tricia sullivan
'brilliantly surreal and bananas' -- Ian Watson
 

Welcome, and please don't mind the mess

I'm a science fiction writer living in the UK.  I used to write full-time, but now I have three small children.  It's hard to really characterize the effect that this experience has had on my brain.  Put it this way: I am crazy about my kids.  And, I am crazy because of my kids.  I also manage my partner's martial arts website.  So I don't get a lot of time to do stuff like sleep.  Or write.  But, I am at work on a new novel and occasionally I produce a piece of short fiction.

07 April 2008
Several months ago BT migrated all its hosted websites to a new server.  Mine got lost in the shuffle.  I hadn't kept a local copy of the files, so I've had to start over.  VERY LITTLE CONTENT IS UP.  It will take some time to build.
I apologize for the general scruffiness.  I'm very pressed for time, and after the site was down for over six months I decided it would be better to spend a couple of hours and get something up, than to have nothing while I waited for more time to become available.  

 
 
Forthcoming Work
 I have stories in two new Ian Whates anthologies: Myth-Understandings  and Celebration.  The stories are called 'The Ecologist and the Avon Lady,' and 'The Dog Hypnotist', respectively.

My short story 'Post-Ironic Stress Syndrome' is in YA anthology The Starry Rift edited by Jonathan Strahan, released 17 April from Viking in the US.

I've got a piece called 'Plan C' in Nick Royle's anthology '68.  All the authors were born in 1968 (Justina Robson's in there, too).  Mine piece is called 'Plan C.'  It's a small extract from the novel I'm working on for Orbit, working title Lightborn