Short Fiction

The History of Poly-V (March 2010 issue, #227)

• Poly-V is now available for Kindle.
• Review at SFRevu.com: “Ingold expertly builds this story in a slow, subtle way and leaves us feeling very uneasy.”
• Review at Garbled Signals: “A smart story… Ingold takes an inherently surreal premise, and presents it as realistically as possible.”
• Review at Suite101.com: “Recommended.”
• One of Rich Horton’s Recommended Stories in the July ’10 edition of Locus.
• The issue is available as an e-book from Fictionwise.

How to Build an Impossible Staircase

• My first story and to date, my most successful, being published twice.
• Read it online.

Interzone, the UK’s leading science fiction magazine, have published several stories:

The Fall of the City of Silver (Sep 2011 issue, #236)

 

• View the cover art spread for the story.
• SF Revu: “Great myth and a splendid fantasy”
• Lois Tilton’s review (spoilers, didn’t she didn’t like it)

Sleepers (May 2011 issue, #234)

• View the cover art spread for the story.
• Lois Tilton reviews on Locus Online: “Recommended.”
• Mark Watson on Best SF.net
• Colin Harvey’s Review: “Recommended.”
• SF Revu

The Times, They Are

• Due later this year.

Over Water (May ’10 issue, #228)

• Review at Suite101.com: “Hovering beautifully on the cusp of fantasy and SF until the final few revelatory pages, Ingold’s marvellous use of language delights more and more with each page. Outstanding.”
• Review at Garbled Signals: “Ingold pulls together the narratorís coming of age and setting off from home, an invasion between islands, and a fantastic piece of world building.”
• Review at SFRevu.com: “There is a lot to his story… It is a rich and rewarding fantasy and a joy to read.”
• Review at Tangent: “What makes this tale rock for lovers of fantasy, of science fiction, and of horror, is its possibilities of supernatural goings on and its allusion to a post-apocalyptic world. Such a story is worth our time and our consideration.”
• The issue is available as an e-book from Fictionwise.