The projects I’m working on

There are ten Kindle ebook projects I’d love to publish in 2016.  Here is a quick overview of them:

Short Stories

“Relics”

This is the story of a guy who had a natural immunity to a plague that killed men.  So not counting the few thousand men in quarantine, he is the last man on a world filled with women.  I finished writing this story over a year ago, and I’ve started giving it a “final” polish a few times, but other things have kept coming up.  If I can get a week to focus on it, I’ll get it out.  So this will be the first of these projects that goes up.

“Rediscovery”

This is a story about a YA fantasy writer who lost her memory in a terrorist bombing and her “rediscovery” of the world and her novels.  Will she be able to write the last book in the series?

Short Story Collections

The Uncapped Pen

This is a collection of 40-50 short stories dealing with writers and writing.  The original idea was to have a paperback version, but I’m not sure if I’ll do that or not. 

“Amongst Us and other stories”

This is a collection of ten short stories dealing with aliens among us. 

Untitled scifi collection

This is a collection of thirty short stories (many of them rather short) of various scifi themes.

Untitled scifi collection 2

This is a collection of ten short stories all set on the moon, similar to “A Cabin Under a Cloudy Sea and other stories.”

Untitled story collection

This is a collection of my non-scifi stories.  Okay, there will probably be a few scifi stories mixed in, but this will be a collection for all the various kinds of writing I do.

Other Stuff

“140 Twitter Length Stories”

The title pretty much tells it all.  I just need about 100 more, and I’ll be good to go.

“Stephen L. Thompson / A collection of haiku / Two hundred total”

Again, the title pretty much says it all.  I just need about 150 more, and I’ll be good to go.

“Possible Futures”

This is a collection of short stories, essays, and my random thoughts on what the world will be like in the next few centuries.  How will 3D printing, automation, mining the asteroids, etc. change life on Earth?  I guess you could call this an extended version of “The Future is Coming.”

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I’m slowly working on all of these projects, and when I – hopefully in 2016 – get ready to publish them, I’ll put up more detailed descriptions for them.  So I need to get to work.