Liz Argall

Author: Liz

  • Combine. Play. Hello.

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    I do terrible-fun things to Dylan Thomas, introduce myself and would love to see your wordage, over at the Horrific Miscue website.

  • A Study in Flesh and Mind & The Rugged Track News

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    Hello hello, I have been negligent in my website updates, but I should mention: “A Study in Flesh and Mind” is now available on Pseudopod they did a terrific job. It’s also a special treat to hear Alasdair talk about creative process and the effort of dragging idea through a state change. The Rugged Track,…

  • Duqqa, dukkah, dukka

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    I have written about Dukkah before. Here’s the Christmas Dukkah I put together for the Horrific Miscue Christmas Party. Basic technique Toast nuts and seeds in the oven. Don’t try to toast them all together, they’re all different sizes and you run the risk of burning. Toast almonds with just almonds, sesame seeds with just…

  • Machine of Death and Anywhere But Earth

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    My story, “Blunt Force Trauma Delivered by Spouse,” will be appearing in Volume 2 of Machine of Death. I’m super excited to be part of this project and you can check out all the delicious things they are up to here. I performed “Maia Blue is Going Home” and a few short pieces at World…

  • World Fantasy Con Reading

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    World Fantasy Con‘s Programming has been released and I can proudly announce I will be doing a reading. Pacific 6/7 on Saturday at 3pm. I think I’ll do The Rugged Track if it’s a new bunch of people. If it’s people who’ve heard me read before I think I’ll do “Maia Blue is Going Home”…

  • Strange Horizons wants your love and has sweet swag

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    Strange Horizons, spec fic magazine of gorgeousness (and publishers of my story “The Rugged Track“) are in the big meaty part of their fundraising drive. Strange Horizons are offering prizes to people who donate (and as an indicator of the other sorts of people who <3 SH, Ursula K. Le Guin has donated a signed…

  • Worldcon was great and Rugged Track now live on Strange Horizons

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    Thanks to all the totally rocking people that came to my reading. Sunday 11.30 is such a tricky time and you were a great audience. My love letter to an unread book was so much fun to perform and I’m glad I’d memorized big chunks so I could throw myself into it. I was nervous about…

  • Appearing at Worldcon

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    The full programming will be available on the Renovation website in a day or two (This year’s Worldcon is in Reno this year from August 17-21). I’m super excited and grateful to be on a range of panels with some fantastic company. I have a reading of my own on Sunday. I hope you can…

  • People doing amazing things for the Write-a-thon

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    So I’ve written a bit about what I’m doing (and even more over on Objects of Love). What I haven’t mentioned here are the amazing things other people are doing. Here are just a few I know about. Some of these people I already know IRL. Some are people I have stumbled across through their…

  • Love letters, love songs and now other songs too!

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    Late Breaking News Thanks to a rambly facebook conversation you may also ask me to record one of my existing songs for $20. This is utterly terrifying, but that’s what experimental playing fields like the Write-a-thon are for. Jenny Mason has sponsored the Phone Song. In other news Day 1 has been posted up at…