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2007 Ooter's Place News Archive

November 4, 2007:

Congratulations to Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine for winning the 2007 Aurora Award for Best Work in English (Other) You can read about the ceremony on the Neo-opsis website.

Over at SFReader.com, Robert J. Santa has written a positive review of the Premiere Issue of Staffs & Starships. Of Karl's story "At War," he writes, "This is a Bradbury-esque piece well worth the lead spot in a new publication."

July 18, 2007:

Karl's story "At War" has sold to Staffs & Starships for their Premiere Issue. The full table of contents is below.

Staffs & Starships Premiere Issue

Table of Contents

  • At War by Karl El-Koura
  • The Ken of Man by Barbara E. Tarbox
  • Trompe L'Oeil by Katherine Shaw
  • Darkened by Joanne Anderton
  • The Oracle Unlocked by Lindsey Duncan
  • The Carrier by James Michael Steimle
  • The Fourth Knight's Quest by Steve Goble
  • 127 Fears by S. C. Bryce
  • Last Contact by Peter Andrews
  • Problem in Logic by Barton Paul Levenson

$ You can pre-order a copy from Sheer Speculation Press.

June 12, 2007:

Congratulations to the winners of the 2007 Arthur Ellis Awards.

2007 Arthur Ellis Awards Winners

Best Short Story

  • Dennis Richard Murphy, "Fuzzy Wuzzy" in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine (August 2006)

Best Non-Fiction

  • Brian O’Dea, High: Confessions of a Pot Smuggler (Random House Canada)

Best Juvenile

  • Sean Cullen, Hamish X and the Cheese Pirates (Penguin Canada)

Best First Novel

  • Anne Emery, Sign of the Cross (ECW Press)

Best Novel

  • Barbara Fradkin, Honour Among Men (RendezVous Press)

Best Unpublished First Crime Novel (the Unhanged Arthur)

  • Phyllis Smallman, Margarita Nights


May 7, 2007:

The Crime Writers of Canada recently announced the shortlists for the 2007 Arthur Ellis Awards. Karl's story "The Curious Case of the Book Baron" is nominated in the best short story category.

Below are the shortlists. Congratulations to all nominees and best of luck to everyone. The winning stories will be anounced on June 7.

2007 Arthur Ellis Awards Shortlists

Best Short Story

  • Vicki Cameron, "Lady in Violet Satin" in Storyteller (Fall 2006)
  • Karl El-Koura, "The Curious Case of the Book Baron" in Storyteller (Spring 2006)
  • Barbara Fradkin, "Voices from the Deep" in Dead in the Water (RendezVous Press)
  • Jennifer Geens, "Canadian Diamonds" in Storyteller (Summer 2006)
  • Dennis Richard Murphy, "Fuzzy Wuzzy" in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine (August 2006)

Best Non-Fiction

  • Edward Butts, The Desperate Ones: Forgotten Canadian Outlaws (Dundurn Press)
  • Guy Lawson & William Oldham, The Brotherhoods: The True Story of Two Cops Who Murdered for the Mafia (Scribner/Simon & Schuster)
  • Mike McIntyre, To the Grave: A Spectacular RCMP Sting (Great Plains Publications)
  • Brian O’Dea, High: Confessions of a Pot Smuggler (Random House Canada)
  • Linda Spalding, Who Named the Knife (McClelland & Stewart)

Best Juvenile

  • Marty Chan, The Mystery of the Graffitti Ghoul (Thistledown Press)
  • Sean Cullen, Hamish X and the Cheese Pirates (Penguin Canada)
  • L.M. Falcone, The Devil, The Banshee and Me (Kidscan Press)
  • Norah McClintock, Tell (Orca)
  • Monique Polak, All In (James Lorimer)

Best First Novel

  • Glen Bonham, The Elvis Interviews (Battlefield Publishing)
  • Anne Emery, Sign of the Cross (ECW Press)
  • Stephen Kimber, Reparations (HarperCollins Canada)
  • Grant McCrea, Dead Money (Random House Canada)
  • David Russell, Deadly Lessons (Rendezvous Press)

Best Novel

  • Linwood Barclay, Lone Wolf (Bantam/RHC)
  • Emma Cole, Every Secret Thing (Allison & Busby)
  • Barbara Fradkin, Honour Among Men (RendezVous Press)
  • Kathy Reichs, Break No Bones (Scribner/Simon & Schuster)
  • Peter Robinson, Piece of My Heart (McClelland & Stewart)

Best Unpublished First Crime Novel (the Unhanged Arthur)

  • Jennifer Hemstock, Murder in a Cold Climate
  • Meika Erinn McClurg, Ego Tenderloin
  • Rosemary McCracken, Last Date
  • Phyllis Smallman, Margarita Nights
  • Kevin Thornton, Condemned

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2006 Ooter's Place News Archive

November 18, 2006:

Two updates today:

1 - Karl's "Making Simbta" is the cover story in Volume 13, Issue 2 of Storyteller.

Storyteller: Volume 13, Issue 2

Making Simbta

Some people think that being a bartender is easy. Well I've done just about every job in the universe, legal and illegal, and I can tell you it's true: bartending really is easy. You pour drinks, you pretend to listen, you collect tips. You lean over to expose green flesh, you really collect tips--especially if, like me, you've got three boobs (four when I'm excited).

But bartending stops being easy when you start to care. That's the mistake I made with Q-ru.



$ You can order a copy of Volume 12, Issue 2 from the Storyteller order page.



2 - Karl's story "Hubot" is in the third issue of Fictitious Force.

Fictitious Force, Issue 3

Hubot

A group of three kids from his class spent lunch hour at a picnic table in the park near the school. Amin saw them when he went walking to pass the time before class started up again.

Today Justin and Isabelle sat on one side of the table, Laura on the other. He approached them from Laura's side, where the extra space almost screamed for a fourth friend.

"Hi!" His lunch was in a plastic bag that swung from his hand. "You guys mind if I sit with you?"

He kept his voice cheerful and confident, even though the silent looks the three turned on him--especially Laura, who had twisted herself like a snake--made him want to drop his lunch and run away. This was such a bad idea, he thought. Embarrassment and frustration burned in his stomach.

Justin and Isabelle looked at one another. Some form of communication seemed to pass between them, and somehow Justin emerged as spokesperson.

"Sure you can sit down," he said, shoving his half-eaten sandwich back into the metallic pail. "We were just about to leave."



$ You can order a copy of Issue 3 from the Fictitious Force website.



September 10, 2006:

Karl's story "Making Simbta" has sold to Storyteller! Stay tuned for a publication date.

July 11, 2006:

Karl's story "The Kedari Virus" is available in Issue 9 of Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine.

$ You can order a copy from the the Neo-opsis order page.

Neo-Opsis Issue 9

Lieutenant Brackle forced himself to walk, not run, towards the hovering truck descending slowly to the ground. He had a bad feeling about this—but he always had a bad feeling when Tracy's platoon returned from a mission. Did she feel the same way when he went out? he wondered. If she did, she was too good an army wife to let on.

Some medics had been waiting for the truck; others were running towards it, followed by their dog-loyal stretchers hovering a step behind.

When they started pulling out bodies, Brackle's heart sank two inches. It didn't seem anyone had made it back with all their limbs intact.

 

 

 

June 15, 2006:

Karl's story "The Human Skins" has been published in eVolume Two, Issue One (June 2006) of Susurrus.

May 14, 2006:

Karl's "The Curious Case of the Book Baron" is the cover story in Volume 12, Issue 4 of Storyteller.

$ You can order a copy from the the Storyteller order page.

Storyteller: Volume 12, Issue 4

The alarm clock rang. Diego reached out to snooze it, but something was in the way, something hard and blocky.  He opened his eyes, then cursed.

He picked up the phone behind the alarm clock and dialed Natalie's number.

"Hello?"

"He got me," he said.  "The bastard got me."

"Which book is it?" Natalie said.

"What?  Who cares?"

"I'm curious."

With his free hand, he picked up the book and held it up to the light that filtered in through the window's blinds.  "Ben-Hur," he said.  "By Lew Wallace."

"Like the movie?"

"You're missing the point, Natalie.  The bastard broke into my house--my house."

Natalie didn't say anything.

"Meet me at the station-house in half-an-hour, okay?"

"Okay," Natalie said.  "Bring the book."

Diego checked his apartment door and then the building doors but couldn't find any signs of forced entry.  He picked the locks, Diego thought.  Or he has a key.

As he walked outside to his car, Diego thought through the list of people who had a key to his place: the landlord; Pieter, who came by to clean once a week; his mom.  No one else.

Maybe it's Mom, Diego thought with a sigh. Maybe she's the one behind all this.

May 11, 2006:

Karl's story "The Human Skins" is scheduled to be published in the one-year anniversary issue of Susurrus, scheduled to be posted June 1 2006.

May 4, 2006:

Karl's story "A Magic Box" is scheduled to be published in the June issue of the Writers Post Journal.  His story "The Thwarted Invasion of the Ungton Empire" is scheduled to be published in Issue 5 (June/July) of Scifantastic.  His story "Hubot" is scheduled to be published in Issue 3 of Fictitious Force.

March 19, 2006:

Karl sold his story "The Curious Case of the Book Baron" to Storyteller!  The story is scheduled to be published in their Spring issue.

March 14, 2006:

Karl's story "The Kedari Virus" has sold to Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine!  Stay tuned for a publication date.

February 27, 2006:

Tangent Online has published a review of the charitable e-anthology Shadow Box.  Of Karl's story "Counting Corpses," Jason Fischer writes: "A clever short (perhaps a bit too cute for some people's taste), El-Koura gives us a bizarre scenario; the old count the young dead after a skirmish, an accurate count being the only way to decide the winner.  Funny but in an eye-rolling way."  (Hey, funny's funny.)

January 16, 2006:

The "Lost" Stories ... a series of coSmic events

GateWay S-F Magazine is publishing Karl's series of short stories that tell the tale of the self-absorbed Captain Kollins.  Each episode in the "Lost" Stories is short (typically less than 1000 words) and so funny you'll probably pee your pants.  (Oh, these are what's called Feghoots.  Which is to say, they end in a pun, and hopefully one that will make you groan.  Which is to say, you've been warned).

January 10, 2006:

Karl's story "The Clickety-Clacketies" is available in Volume 1, Issue 3 of Tales of the Talisman.

$ You can order a copy from Project Pulp or The Genre Mall.

Tales of the Talisman: Volume 1, Issue 3

He could hear the phone ringing as he put the key into the lock and opened the front door of his house.  For a moment, he was sure it was the police again.  Unsatisfied with dragging him into the station and interviewing him for three hours straight, they still had more questions and so they were calling.

He took a deep breath before picking up the receiver. He had to push those kinds of thoughts away; the last thing he needed was to go paranoid.

"Hello?" he said, and hated himself because his voice didn't sound more natural.

"Peter?"

It was Samantha, her soft and comforting voice full of compassionate concern for him. It was Samantha, and not the police at all.

"Samantha, hi," Peter said. Already he was feeling more relaxed. Hearing Samantha's voice was exactly what he needed.

"Is there any news about Debra?" Samantha said.

"Nothing new, no," Peter said, trying to make his voice sound a sadness he didn't feel and not sound the annoyance he felt whenever Debra's name was mentioned to him lately. Why did everyone just want to talk about Debra? But he had to be patient; soon, she would be as forgotten as she was gone.

"I guess she's left me for good," he said.

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2005 Ooter's Place News Archive

November 20, 2005:

The charitable e-anthology Shadow Box, which includes Karl's story "Counting Corpses", is now available for ordering.

Shadow Box e-Anthology

October 22, 2005:

Tangent has published a review of Surreal #2.  Of Karl's story, reviewer Lindsay Lloyd writes:

Karl El-Koura's short shock "How You Die" proves there's no suspense more delicious than those involving boys telling horror stories by candlelight [...] The tension builds steadily into the wonderful climax and I could easily see this making a leap into the verbal horror tradition that spawned it.

read the rest of the review

August 18, 2005:

The SiNK has published its Volume 2, Issue 3 (Summer 2005), which includes Karl's story "Robbie Can't Play." Ordering information available on their website.

As well, his story "Counting Corpses" will be included in the Shadow Box anthology, forthcoming this Halloween.

August 1, 2005:

Two updates today:

1) Surreal Magazine has released its second issue, which includes Karl's story "How You Die." You can order a copy from Surreal's subscription page.

Surreal Magazine, Issue 2: Spring 2005

Surreal Magazine, Issue 2 (Spring 2005)
Table of Contents

Fiction

  • How You Die - Karl El-Koura
  • Nothing Without Faith - S. Patrick McCully
  • Trick or Treat - James C. Bassett
  • There Once was a Man who so Loved his Wife - Tommy Goround
  • Pearl - Lynn Carney
  • The Harlequin - Teri A. Jacobs
  • Dust Boy - Jack Fisher
  • The Suicide Club Membership Drive - Stephen Antczak
  • Keepsakes - Michael Laimo
  • The Further Adventures of Star Boy - Forrest Aguirre

Poetry

  • Collaboration - Eric M. Witchey

Non-Fiction

  • Keene Kong: Interview with Brian Keene - Drew Williams
  • Interview with John Edward Lawson - Harris Bloom
  • The Burden of Truth - Cristopher Hennessey-DeRose
  • Haunted Screen (The Amityville Movies) - Jerry White
  • Diary of a Horror Convention - Harris Bloom
  • The Da Vinci Code Decoded - Shannon Riley
  • Importing Terror - Jerry White
  • Book and movie reviews

cover by Pierre Bourgeault

2) Karl's article Goodbye, Gentle Reader; Hello, Hostile Reader is now available in Issue 9 (August 2005) of Reflection's Edge.

Goodbye, Gentle Reader; Hello, Hostile Reader

When I was young and impressionable, I spent many hours reading Isaac Asimov (and with over 500 books published in his lifetime—the man was a fountain of words—there was a lot to read). In his nonfiction work, Asimov's favorite way of directly addressing his reader was as "Gentle Reader," and those two words left an indelible mark on me.

So what's your excuse?

Read the rest of this article at
Reflection's Edge.

July 21, 2005:

Karl's article "Goodbye Gentle Reader, Hello Hostile Reader" is forthcoming from Reflection's Edge.

April 23, 2005:

Karl's story "Robbie Can't Play" will be published in a forthcoming issue of The SiNK.

The second issue of Surreal magazine (which includes Karl's story "How You Die") will be going to print in the next couple of weeks.

April 1, 2005:

nanobison has published its Premier Issue (q2 2005 - vol 1 num 1), which includes Karl's story "When You Zoom Out."

Table of Contents
(nanobison, Premier Issue)
 Featured Fiction & Poetry
  • The Package by Liam Rands
  • SHC by Barbara Davies
  • When You Zoom Out by Karl El-Koura
  • 3800 Contracts by Kevin Spiess
  • Shadow by Terry Hickman
  • Ferret in the House of Love by Greg Beatty
  • Evolutionary Determination by Kurt Newton
Nonfiction
  • The Science Fiction Museum, Seattle, Washington by Pam Bainbridge-Cowan
  • Editorial: Something Different by Doug Helbling

March 7, 2005:

As promised, the print version of the anthology Cold Glass Pain (which includes Karl's story Phantom Spouse Syndrome) is now available for purchase at Lulu.com.

February 20, 2005:

The eBook of the anthology Cold Glass Pain is now available for purchase at Lulu.com; the print version is due March 2005. Cold Glass Pain includes Karl's story Phantom Spouse Syndrome.

February 17, 2005:

Karl's story Remember-Me-Not will be published in a future issue of Transfinite magazine.

January 4, 2005:

Karl's story The Clickety-Clacketies has been purchased by Tales of the Talisman (formerly Hadrosaur Tales); it is scheduled for publication in Issue 3 (Fall 2005).

His story True Love is now available in Volume 1, Issue 2 (Winter 2004) of Gryphonwood.

And most importantly: a Happy New Year to all.

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2004 Ooter's Place News Archive

December 12, 2004:

Radio station Hot 89.9 has very quietly removed all mention of their "Breast Christmas Ever" contest from their website. For more information, see the update at the top of the open letter Karl sent them.

In writing-world news, Chris Cudbertson, editor of the forthcoming anthology Cold Glass Pain, has released a sneak-peek at the cover:

Cold Glass Pain

December 8, 2004:

Today, Karl sent an open letter to a local (Ottawa) radio station that is running a promotional campaign to give away a free boob job to one lucky lady this Christmas.

November 24, 2004:

At tellyouatale.com, you can listen to Karl reading his story "Candor's Dragon."

Oflar, Captain of the High Guard, moved very slowly through the dirty streets of Candor, rebelliously kicking up dust. "I'm going to be fired," he mumbled to himself. "There's no other reason why the King would want to see me."

He was well aware of being late, but he really didn't care. If the King was going to fire him—after six years of loyal (albeit useless) service—then the King would just have to wait to do it. But not very long. Getting fired was one thing; having your head separated from the rest of you for pissing off His Majesty was something else entirely. Tale length: 16 mins.

Preview | More Info

November 1, 2004:

Karl's story "True Love" will be published in the December issue of Gryphonwood.

October 2, 2004:

SDO Ghost has published its Issue Three (October to December 2004), which includes Karl's story "The Flying Dutchman."

Table of Contents
(SDO Ghost, Issue Three)
  • The Flying Dutchman - Karl El-Koura
  • The Entrance - Jane Gwaltney
  • Three Sister Witches of the SouthWest - Ric Reichert
  • Paying The Greedy Piper - Ed Lynskey
  • October Song - Heather Pagano

October 1, 2004:

Neverary has published its Issue #7 (October 2004), which includes Karl's story "One Drop At A Time."

Table of Contents
(Neverary, Issue #7)
Features
  • Notes from Neverary
  • Neverary Asks. . .
  • Contest Results (Karl's entry "Pirouetting Pink Elephants" received an Honourable Mention).
  • About the Artist
Poetry
  • morning after - Elizabeth Barrette
  • Hunting Season - Brian Rosenberger
  • Grandma Came From Eldritch - Samantha Henderson
Stories
  • An Elevator Too Far (flash-fiction) - Eric Marin
  • This Is Not A Drill (flash-fiction) - Abner Senires
  • We Commend Her To The Stars - Clay Waters
  • One Drop At A Time - Karl El-Koura
  • The 60,001st Offering - Greg Beatty
  • Tomorrow Is Another. . . - Jennifer Schwabach
Articles
  • Short Stories for the Novelist at Heart - Abby Goldsmith
  • What’s in a Name? (Pseudonyms and Their Place in Your Writing Career) - Catherine Druce
  • Subgenres Demystified - H. E. Smith
  • What Gamers Need to Know About Writing - Elizabeth Bennett Porco

September 29, 2004:

Karl's story "The Flying Dutchman" will be published in the next issue of SDO Ghost. Stay tuned for a publication date.

September 25, 2004:

Karl's story "Phantom Spouse Syndrome" will be published in the anthology Cold Glass Pain, forthcoming this Halloween.

September 12, 2004:

Karl sold his story "How You Die" to Surreal Magazine! Stay tuned for a publication date.

September 8, 2004:

Karl's story "Love Hurts" is currently reprinted in Project M. Zine's P-A-N issue (Edition 0.08).

! Warning: Project M. Zine publishes content intended for adults.

Table of Contents
(P-A-N Issue - Edition 0.08, Project M. Zine)
Stories
  • Everything She Wants - L. Marie Wood
  • Fantasy Night - William Campbell
  • The Room of a Hundred Mirrors - Nancy Jackson
  • Love Hurts - Karl El-Koura
  • A Taste for it - Jennifer Loring
  • Diamonds are forever- M.K. Bowes
  • Bloody Butterflies - Stephanie Simpson-Woods
  • Evidence of Emily - Craig Wolf
  • Passiflora Aphrodesia Narcissus - Kurt Newton
Poetry
  • Don't hold your breath, just hold a net - Steve Vernon
  • Streetvendor - Steve Vernon
  • Heartburn - Steve Vernon
  • Bitter winter of myself - John Grey
  • Childhood Revisited - John Grey
  • Frankenstein Tears - Brian Rosenberger
EyeLush
  • Steven Speliotis
  • Marrus
  • Russ Sharek

September 2, 2004:

Quantum Barbarian Magazine released Issue #7, which includes Karl's story "No More Robots."

Table of Contents
(Issue #7, Quantum Barbarian Magazine)
  • "No More Robots" by Karl El-Koura
  • "Ma, Gin and Bug-Eyed Monsters" by Joseph Paul Haines
  • "Following TIM's Advice" by Don Smith

September 1, 2004:

Sporting a beautiful new look, Peridot Books published Volume Twenty-Two (Fall 2004); this issue includes Karl's story "Spacegames."

Table of Contents
(Volume Twenty-Two, Peridot Books)
  • "Shelter" by Dale Wicks
  • "Curiosity" by Terry Hickman
  • "Parole" by Ty Drago
  • "Undercarriage Love" by A.D. Conrad
  • "Spacegames" by Karl El-Koura
  • "The Red Door" by Steven Manchester
  • "Smoking Can Kill You" by Sara Joan Berniker
  • "Crash Landing?" by Nick Andreychuk
  • "What Ought We To Do? Gentle Sister, Say" by Amy O'Neil
  • "The Small Press Print On Demand Solution" by Christopher Stires (non-fiction)

August 25, 2004:

Karl's story "One Drop at a Time" will be published by Neverary in October 2004.

August 15, 2004:

Karl's story "No More Robots" will be published in the Fall 2004 issue of Quantum Barbarian. It is scheduled for September 2004.

His story "Tom's Refrigerator" was published in the August 2004 issue of Monthly Short Stories.

August 5, 2004:

Subscribers to FLASHSHOT received Karl's 100-word story "Variable Death" in their email this morning; the story was published as FLASHSHOT's Issue Six Hundred Fifty Four (August 5 2004).

August 1, 2004:

Karl's story "The Man Who Mistook Himself For a Superhero" is now available in the Number 18 (July 2004) issue of Challenging Destiny.

$ Buy this issue as an ebook from Fictionwise.

Table of Contents
(Number 18, Challenging Destiny)
  • "How Do You Make Important Decisions?" by David M. Switzer (editorial)
  • "Benedice Te" by Jay Lake
  • "Interview with Karin Lowachee" by James Schellenberg & David M. Switzer
  • "The Man Who Mistook Himself for a Superhero" by Karl El-Koura
  • Frankenstein review by James Schellenberg
  • "The Miller and the Old Hag" by G. C. McRae
  • "Early Adopters" by L. Blunt Jackson
 Challenging Destiny Number Eighteen

Karl's story "This Mortal Coil" is now available in Issue 3 (Lairë [Summer] 2004) of Parageography.

Table of Contents
(Issue 3, Parageography)
  • "Sea Bride" by S. Evans
  • "The World Within the Pane" by Matt McHugh
  • "This Mortal Coil" by Karl El-Koura
  • "Message From Mars" by Susan Urbanek
  • "Linville War Pigs" by Lawrence Barker
  • "Trading Terra" by Steve Wilson

July 31, 2004:

Karl's story "Spacegames" will appear in the next issue of Peridot Books.

July 2, 2004:

Karl's story "Love Hurts" will be reprinted in Project M. Zine. It is scheduled to appear in early September 2004.

June 15, 2004:

At tellyouatale.com, you can listen to Karl reading his story "Village of the Darned", which is the tellyouatale.com Editor's Choice.

In his newsletter to subscribers, editor Bernard Thomas wrote, "Karl El-Koura, from Canada, reads his own short story, Village of the Darned, which I loved and I'm sure you will too. A great story, very funny and excellently read. We already have his next one in production!"

With every free registration at tellyouatale.com, you get 10 free download points; you get another 10 free points every time there's an update to the site. You can buy additional download points using PayPal. Each story also has a free preview download.

Here's the description from tellyouatale.com:

A wry tale of small town politics, small town justice and small town. . . murder? Fred, who runs the general store, is an unlikely number one suspect, but the town, including the sheriff, the mayor and even Miss Winthry, is out for blood. Tale length: 17 mins.

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2003 Ooter's Place News Archive

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2002 Ooter's Place News Archive

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