Welcome to Christopher Reynaga’s Magical Reality
Hello. I was just tinkering with the new website when you arrived, moving boxes of words here, unpacking meaning over there — but enough of that…
Laramore Black — Change My Life Back
I’ve had a really blessed year when it comes to my fiction writing career. I hope your year has been excellent, too. But it has been…
Free Fiction: “I Only Am Escaped Alone to Tell Thee” Published in the Drabblecast
“Christopher Reynaga’s ‘I Only Am Escaped Alone to Tell Thee’ so perfectly conflates Lovecraft’s “The Call of Cthulhu” with Moby-Dick (albiet with a bit of Coleridge…
Free Fiction: “Say Goodbye to the Little Girl Tree” Published in GigaNotoSaurus
“Say Goodbye to the Little Girl Tree” is in the January issue of GigaNotoSaurus, edited by Ann Leckie. The story was inspired by the very dark…
First Place Winner: Writers of the Future
I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve received first place in the Writers of the Future contest for the fourth quarter 2012. I can’t wait to meet…
Rainforest Writers Village, March 6-10 2013
I will be at session two. The idea was to create at least one time and place in the year where all but writing…
“Space Cougar!” with Multitudinous Collaborators Published at The Magazine of Bizarro Fiction
“Space Cougar!” in collaboration with S. Hutson Blount, Peter V. Brett, Erin Cashier, Spike Marlowe, Alan DeNiro, Gordon van Gelder, Jackson Juiceely, Jay Lake, Nick Mamatas, Carlton Mellick III, E.C. Myers, Devin Poore, Ken Scholes, John Skipp, Peter Straub, and Michael…
“I Only Am Escaped Alone to Tell Thee” Published in The Book of Cthulhu 2
“Christopher Reynaga’s ‘I Only Am Escaped Alone to Tell Thee’ so perfectly conflates Lovecraft’s “The Call of Cthulhu” with Moby-Dick (albiet with a bit of Coleridge…
Narration: “She Said” by Kyrsten McDermott on Pseudopod
My reading of “She Said” by Kyrsten McDermott is available at Podcastle: Pseudopod 284: She Said
Free Fiction: “Trickster’s Song” Published in Expanded Horizons
“Trickster’s Song” is in the May 2012 Issue of Expanded Horizons. It was originally published in The American River Literary Review. You can read it here…