"Different Seas" appears in Twelve Tomorrows, edited by Wade Rush, from MIT Press:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/twelve-tomorrows
"Providence" appears in 2001: An Odyssey in Words, edited by Ian Whates and Tom Hunter, and published by Newcon press:
http://www.newconpress.co.uk/info/book.asp?id=108&referer=Hp
While "Death's Door" appears in Infinity's End, edited by Jonathan Strahan, from Solaris Press:
http://www.rebellionstore.com/products/infinitys_end
All three stories contain spaceships. All three books also contain lots of other writers who are worth your time and money.
In other news ... well, there isn't much. I'm just plugging on with this and that, as one does. I've completed a major round of editorial revisions on Shadow Captain, and while I'm awaiting the next set of queries on that book, I'm making grindingly slow progress on the start of the next one. In recent weeks I've read and very much enjoyed Hannu Rajaniemi's new novel Summerland, which is a fascinating departure from his earlier work and very much up my street, with its mingling of Wells, Lovecraft and the classic British espionage novel. I also finished The Foreign Correspondent, another of Alan Furst's reliably brilliant historical thrillers, merely one chapter in a sort of meta-novel covering the events immediately before and during the second world war from a variety of perspectives. And in music, I'm enjoying new purchases by Lissie, Tune-Yards, Eleanor Friedberger and Fatoumata Diawara.
That is all.
Al
