Author Archives: Kelly
A Bildungsroman BildungsEssen
I have new fiction in the world today! My latest short story “An Invitation from the BildungsEssen Restaurant Group” is live at the wonderful Sunday Morning Transport! It is subscribers only, but you can check out two months free with … Continue reading
A veritable cornucopia of Klagor updates
Keeping this blog updated has clearly become less and less of a priority based on my last post being over a year ago, but I’m happy to say that I’ve become more remiss not because of a lack of productivity … Continue reading
Cooking, Writing, and the End of the World
Last I wrote was back in November after my novella, Ghosting, had come out in Giganotosaurus. Since then it made a few people’s best of the year lists, including from Nerds of a Feather, and from Charles Payseur, who had … Continue reading
Desert Fact and Fiction
I hope you’ve been having a wonderfully cromulent fall – It’s been an eventful time for me since I last wrote back in July, both on the writing and personal fronts. The biggest news I have is that first of … Continue reading
Of Laboratories and Workshops
My relationship online sharing has really atrophied in the past few years. I’m still waiting to see where the best spot to hang out will be for life updates and various ephemera, but since the social media spell I’d been … Continue reading
The Moon and a Few Devils
First off, in writing news, my new essay series for Asimov’s has officially begun! You can pick up both the first installment, as well as a guest editorial about the series by yours truly, in the March/April 2022 issue. Needless … Continue reading
A Selection of Updates
Another year has ticked over, and while this traditionally means a “year in review” kind of post, I did want to start off first with the news that I just had a new story come out in the December issue … Continue reading
It’s Alive!
Well, I am at least. I don’t have too much to say about the intervening time between my last post in March of 2020 and today. I spent most of that time like many others who already had a work-from-home … Continue reading
Some reading for your cabin fever
It’s been a minute since I last updated, but I’ve had a bunch of things published in the past ::counts backwards:: nine months? Sheesh. Well, no one reads personal blogs anymore, so no great loss. I’ve been channeling that energy … Continue reading
“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.”
There have two more installments of the Science and the Fantastic column published on Tor.com since I last wrote – they cover the weird interstitial period of SF of the 50s that I cover using Bradbury, and the maniacal scientific … Continue reading
Kelly Lagor's Lagoraphobia 