Trent Jamieson
Trent is writing Science Fiction and Fantasy.
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Trent Jamieson is an award-winning novelist and short story writer.
Orbit published his Death Works novels, which are about love, the Australian city of Brisbane*, and the business of death.
Angry Robot published the Nightbound Land Series which is sort of cli-fi, sort of steampunk, sort of space opera.
Text published Day Boy; it’s country towns, vampires, and bildungsroman.
His website is at www.trentjamieson.com.au
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Sisyphus Had it Easy
Published Aug 11, 2020 · 226 words (1 minute) · 178 views
Paragraph Stories Dishes Washing Death just hanging out being annoying
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Iron Temple
Updated May 3, 2020 · 22,530 words (82 minutes) · 2264 views
Science Fiction Romance memory dreams AIs Coral Wars Starships
Jack Nimble tripped over the gravity well; eight centuries of flight tech failed at once; Trim’s diagnostics were a maelstrom of numbers in his mind; all the data that he left up to his ship, when it worked, had become a sort of non-Fourieral scream. Jack blamed the Glorious War Machine, of course. But here in the yawing ship, rapidly describing a rolling dropping shuddering gyre, there was nothing he could do, but fall stung by Trim’s howling data stream.
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Slow and Ache
Published Apr 19, 2020 · 3,945 words (15 minutes) · 314 views
Science Fiction Aurealis Award Winner Edge of the Solar System Carnivals Noise Rogue Advertisements
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The Giant’s Servant
Published Apr 10, 2020 · 6,090 words (23 minutes) · 303 views
Fantasy Clockwork Skies Giants bears Towers Counting of Things Hearts Dimension 6
To journey with a giant is to observe the slow bones of the world, to note its curvature and the raw edges and hints of the earth’s ending. It is to fly; not quite. Soon, all the things May had known were behind her. All the landscapes that had made her replaced with the unfamiliar. This is the way it is for most of us, even if we never leave the regions where we were born. But to journey with a giant: the changes are stark. A giant makes the world obvious.
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Anabiosis
Published Apr 1, 2020 · 2,145 words (8 minutes) · 370 views
Fantasy Horror Satire Science Fiction news What to do with the dead.
Outside 438 dead people live in the cramped confines of Woolamulla holding station. This is the hard end of a miracle.
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Porcelain Salli
Published Mar 25, 2020 · 3,884 words (15 minutes) · 378 views
Science Fiction Post Human Dorothy Gale Wizard of Oz Star ships sprung with the flicking of wrists A rain of spores Coral Wars
Alarm bells rang. Common enough in a state of Anthozoan war. Tocsins echoing: warning of collisions imminent or induline spore clouds and polyps drifting and falling like death. But this clamour was different, urgent and strange.
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Wind Down
Published Mar 25, 2020 · 2,598 words (10 minutes) · 299 views
Science Fiction space opera posthuman Habitats
Home a spinning sentience, a wondrous habitat. Habitats, what arrogance! Once, long ago, before my race grew tired of space travel, that was their purpose. World ships modelled on cetaceans -- deep brained and singing, bellies full of verdancy.
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Breath Holding Breath
Published Mar 23, 2020 · 118 words (1 minute) · 371 views
Panic Not the best sort of friends Breath Holding things you cannot hold but holding them anyway
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