I’ve recently given English-language genre fiction a try, I wrote a few stories and submitted them to  online venues just as an experiment… I had much more success than expected, so I’ll keep on doing this IY”H. I’ve also written a rant about publishing, ethnic themes, how unpaid markets are pure evil, etc. that will probably be up here fairly soon (I just need to tone down the ranty elements  ).

So here is Experimental Archaeology, a story set in the Eren universe (my fictional universe), published in Labyrinth Inhabitant Magazine. It’s a small online mag, but it has a great theme going on, so if you like labyrinths, it’s probably worth checking out.

It’s not connected to the Emerald Spires main storyline (gawrsh, I should post about that too) and if you read it, you’ll probably understand why… it would not be physically feasible. But at least it’s set in the same universe and offers you something to read until the game comes out! Unfortunately coding and writing both take up my free time and I don’t have much of that right now… if you cheer me on, the game will be completed faster!

Sorry for the lack of updates – I have been very ill the past few months and I simply haven’t felt up to posting… or just doing much, in general. *sigh* I’m much better now, so posting will resume IY”H!

At least I can put something into my “Writing” category – one of my stories will be published in the special anniversary volume (#200!) of GFK – Galaktika Fantastic Books. Be sure to pick it up! I’m really happy because I grew up on the KFK and GFK series, so this is like a childhood dream come true. Also, since I can’t bring myself to write an actual novel, I’d have to wait for the next anniversary volume for such an opportunity! (They usually don’t publish short story collections.)

I know, I know, I should also write stuff in English… hopefully now I’ll be able to get around to doing just that!

Something else – if you live in the area, I made a list of my books available for swapping. (Hungarian, English, German… also a few video games.) I’d use something like BookMooch, but all of the sites seem to be deserted when it comes to people in Austria or Hungary. Any ideas?