About

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The official bio:

Alex Dally MacFarlane lives and works in London, where the foxes cross paths with her at night. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in Clarkesworld Magazine, Strange Horizons, Fantasy Magazine, The Mammoth Book of Steampunk, Steam-Powered 2: More Lesbian Steampunk Stories, The Moment of Change, Escape Pod, Sybil’s Garage, Goblin Fruit and Stone Telling, and has been nominated for the Rhysling Award. A handbound limited edition of her story “Two Coins” was published by Papaveria Press in 2010.

Other Information:

I’m a 25-year-old Brit, Scottish by way of Sussex.

In 2007 I graduated from King’s College London with a BA in War Studies & History, though I spent most of my final year in the Classics department and wrote my dissertation on the conquest narrative motifs in the histories of Alexander the Great and the Persian and Neo-Assyrian Empires. For the next two years I worked for Jane’s Information Group, content editing military equipment descriptions and specifications for various reference titles, until leaving in July 2009 to travel in Australia and Asia. I returned in September 2010 and have since worked for an online marketing company before returning to content editing.

Other interests include reading, photography, Nintendo games, ancient history, folklore, food, walking, coin-collecting and visiting museums.

Contact:

Interviews:

Stone Telling Roundtable: Women and Science by Jula Rios at Stone Telling, December 2011

Steam-Powered II Roundtable! Alex Dally MacFarlane at Silver Goggles, October 2011

More Lesbian Steampunk Stories: A Roundtable with Steam-Powered II Authors by Jaymee Goh at Tor.com, October 2011

Mythpunk Roundtable by JoSelle Vanderhooft at Strange Horizons, January 2011

Author Spotlight: Alex Dally MacFarlane at Fantasy Magazine, March 2010

Author Interview: Alex Dally MacFarlane at Writers and their Soundracks, October 2008

Interview with Alex Dally MacFarlane at Shimmer, Spring 2008

Latest Work

TWO COINS
Limited handbound edition
from Papaveria Press

a short story about words, rivers and coins
and girls left behind

Purchase here

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"Sung Around Alsar-Scented Fires"

in the SF issue of Stone Telling

A Life in Pieces