The Mathematical Fiction web site is an interesting sith with reviews and lists of fiction that uses mathematical concepts.

Not surprisingly there are a lot of references to Greg Egan and Ted Chiang stories.

My own Reading By Numbers story has an entry now.

http://kasmana.people.cofc.edu/MATHFICT/mfview.php?callnumber=mf880

My story Reading By Numbers won third place in the Fantasy Magazine reader poll.

I really enjoyed the story that won first place – Jessica Lee’s Superhero Girl.  It’s her first published story.

The Winners of the Best Fantasy Story of 2009 Poll and Contest
http://www.fantasy-magazine.com/2010/02/the-winners-of-the-best-fantasy-story-of-2009-poll-and-contest/

Rachel Swirsky’s Short Story Nomination & Recommendation List for the 2009 Nebula Awards

http://www.jeffvandermeer.com/2010/01/27/rachel-swirskys-short-story-nomination-recommendation-list-for-the-2009-nebula-awards/

My Reading By Numbers gets a highly recommended.

Mr. Nine & the Gentleman Ghost (my week 6 Clarion South tale of a book prospector, the ghost of a zeppelin captain and a gold-eating, monkey-hunting homicidal puppet) has just been accepted for publication on the Weird Tales web site (to coincide with the launch of their upcoming steampunk issue).

Woohoo!

My story Reading By Numbers is on the suggested reading list for the Nebula Awards.

It only takes one SFWA member to nominate a work to get it onto the list, but I still think it’s pretty cool to get on the list.

Nebula Award Suggested Reading: Short Stories