Shoreline of Infinity’s Event Horizon – Cymera 2021
On catch-up. Fill your screen, turn up the volume and sit back. Enjoy the show!
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The Line-up
Zen Cho reads from Odette
Zen Cho reads from her short story, Odette, published in Shoreline of Infinity 18, released in June 2020.
EHO with Pippa Goldschmidt, Joyce Chng and Brian M Milton
Pippa Goldschmidt, Joyce Chng and Brian M Milton. Contrasts today as we meet the first woman in space visiting Edinburgh, tentacles on a football pitch in Glasgow and a space opera from Singapore.
EHO with Tendai Huchu, Atzi on the cello and Neil Williamson
Tendai is reading from his short story Corialis, we have archive footage of Atz improvising on the cello,and Neil reads ‘Rare as a Harpy’s Tear.’
Russell Jones reads – and Tells a Joke
Meet your host, Russell Jones, who introduces you to Event Horizon online.
He also reads his own SF poems and story segments — and includes his most disgusting bad joke.
T H Dray reading The Worms of Talav
T H Dray reads The Worms of Talav, a flash poem-story about clever, kind, blue earthworms from another world.
She is reading from her Lockdown Location in Glasgow.
Ru Pringle reads from “October Song”
Ru Pringle joins us at Event Horizon Online from his Lockdown Location in Dunoon in Scotland.
He is reading an extract from his latest novel, October Song, set in the near future and takes us on a nail-biting chase around the Highlands.
Ken MacLeod reads from “Selkie Summer”
Ken MacLeod joins us at Event Horizon Online from his Lockdown Location at home in Gourock, near Glasgow.
He is reading an extract from an as yet unreleased novella, Selkie Summer, to be published by NewCon Press
Cat Hellisen reads “Even When the World has told us it we have Ended”
Performing at Shoreline of Infinity’s Event Horizon on 12th March 2020 at an event celebrating International Women’s Day.
Join us at Shoreline of Infinity’s Event Horizon – Online!
While we’re all hunkering down for a while, we thought we’d experiment with bringing a little something of our Event Horizons to your own home.
Events, book launches, conventions, festivals – all gatherings are cancelled, so we are offering Event Horizon as a platform for published writers in the first instance. We are asking them to tell us a story, read an extract from a new release and send us their video – to phone it in, if you like.
We’re asking for 5-12 minutes, which is just about the same time-slot for each act at an Event Horizon.
So, grab yourself a drink, sit back, and let’s all enjoy a story.
Noel Chidwick, Editor-in-Chief, Shoreline of Infinity
What is Event Horizon?
Shoreline of Infinity’s Event Horizon is a regular science fiction cabaret of stories, poems, music, drama and occasionally sword fighting. Hosted and directed by Russell Jones and produced by Shoreline of Infinity co-founder and Editor Noel Chidwick. Supported by Creative Scotland.
Interested in submitting a piece? Find out more here.
Shoreline of Infinity’s Event Horizon Online is available free to view, but please consider a small donation to support this project.
The Shoreline Shop
If you enjoyed Event Horizon, why not take a
wander to the Merch Table, and browse through the books and the back issues of Shoreline of Infinity Mgazine.