(Published in December 2004 issue of Asimov's SF.) These stories have effectively been reworked into the novel 'Accelerando'.Įighth in the series beginning with 'Lobsters'.Ĭollaboration with Cory Doctorow, published in ReVisions, an alternate science fiction history anthology from DAW books, edited by Isaac Szpindel and Julie Czerneda. Ninth and last in the series beginning with 'Lobsters'. Republished in 'The Jennifer Morgue'.Ĭollaboration with Cory Doctorow sequel to 'Jury Service', published back-to-back with 'Jury Service' in a chapbook bundled with issue #2 of Argosy Magazine as 'The Rapture of the Nerds' in early 2004. Short spin-off from 'The Jennifer Morgue' (sequel to 'The Atrocity Archives') published in issue #1 of Baen's Universe magazine. Short story published in 'Nova Scotia', the new anthology of Scottish SF, August 2005. Short-short published in Nature's 'Futures' slot, September 2005. (To be republished in a limited edition hardcover by Subterranean Press in 2007.) Collected in 'Wireless'. Novella, published in 'One Million Years AD', ed.

Short-short, published in the anthology, 'Glorifying Terrorism', late 2006. Minutes of the Labour Party Conference, 2016 Novella, published in Asimov's SF, January 2007. Laundry novelette, published on Tor.com, 2008. Novella, exclusive to my 'Wireless' collection, July 2009. Jonathan Strahan.Īnother Laundry novelette, published on Tor.com, December 2009. Short story (set in the same universe as 'Saturn's Children') forthcoming in the anthology 'Engineering Infinity', ed. In some cases (where I'm not too embarrassed by work I published twenty or more years ago) there may also be links to the stories in question. What follows is, inasmuch as I can construct one, a bibliography of my short fiction sales. There are a number of works of fiction online on my website: notably the full text of my first short story collection, TOAST, the novel Accelerando, a trunk novel, Scratch Monkey, and my collaboration with Cory Doctorow, The Rapture of the Nerds. If you're looking for an overview of my books, you want to read the FAQ.

Saturn's Children by Charles Stross