HEIDI RUBY MILLER

I've run across two reviews for Sails and Sorcery so far: at The Fantasy Review and at Amazon Sails and Sorcery:Tales of Nautical Fantasy Heidi Ruby Miller , book review , Sails and Sorcery: Tales of Nautical Fantasy , Fantasist Enterprises , fantasy , pirates

Tom and Julie Ruby On September 15, 2007, my brother Tom married Julie Nitkiewicz. It was a Disney Cinderella wedding, complete with a coach made by Tom and my Dad and Mickey and Minnie topiaries. Appropriate seeing as how he proposed on the beach at Disney's Polynesian Resort with fireworks flying high over the Magic Kingdom castle in the background. Welcome to the family, Jules!! We love you two!

My flash story "The Surrender" is up today at Every Day Fiction . There's a spot for comments, if you're so inclined. I'll be checking back occasionally to respond to any. Heidi Ruby Miller , The Surrender , Every Day Fiction , science fiction , flash fiction , writing , Seton Hill University

This month saw the debut of Every Day Fiction , an online magazine "that specializes in bringing you fine fiction in bite-size doses." Every day at 7:30am EST (4:30am PST), they publish a new short story of 1000 words or fewer that can be read during your lunch hour, on transit, or even over breakfast. You can read them from the site or have the stories sent directly to your email. All of the stories are archived, so if you missed one, you can still read it. And, they are organized by category ( fantasy, literary, science fiction, surreal ). My story "The Surrender" will be available on Wednesday, September 12. Every Day Fiction is edited by Jordan Lapp and Camille Gooderham Campbell . Webmaster is Steven Smethurst . Every Day Fiction , Heidi Ruby Miller , The Surrender , Jordan Lapp , Camille Gooderham Campbell , Steven Smethurst , writing , Seton Hill University

The programming schedule is up for Context 20 (Columbus, OH - September 28-30). If you're thinking that just because the writing workshops are mostly filled there isn't a reason to go, just check out the awesome panels on writing and science. Saturday, September 29, 2007 The Academics of Popular Fiction 1 pm Dayton With more university writing programs taking an interest in the popular side of fiction, what does it means to be a genre or literary writer in today's publishing market, and can you be both? Panelists: Michael Arnzen* - Horror Guest of Honor ( Read his PICK SIX! ), Joseph Martino , D. Harlan Wilson ( Read his PICK SIX! ), Karen Nagel , Heidi Ruby Miller* , Jason Jack Miller* Poetry Reading 8:30 pm Board Room 1 Poetry readings by some of our panelists, followed by open reading. Poetry people, bring your poems from the poetry workshop or any of your original work. Readers: Michael Arnzen , Lucy Snyder ( Read her PICK SIX! ), Heidi Ruby Miller* , Ti...

NEWS #1: I sold my poem "Misplaced my keys" to Star*Line . #2: Michael A. Arnzen still has a few spots open for his "Writing SF/F/H Poetry" workshop held at Context 20 on Friday, September 28, 2007 at the Midwest Hotel and Conference Center . #3: Poetry readings will take place at Context on Saturday, September 29, 2007, from 9 to 11 PM. So far among the poets presenting are Horror Guest of Honor, Michael Arnzen , Timons Esaias , and Heidi Ruby Miller .

My flash story "The Surrender" will be appearing at Every Day Fiction on September 12 . The entire September schedule is now available. Every Day Fiction is a project of Jordan Lapp , Camille Gooderham Campbell , and Steven Smethurst . Every Day Fiction , Heidi Ruby Miller , September 2007 , The Surrender , Jordan Lapp , Camille Gooderham Campbell , Steven Smethurst , writing