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Welcome to the Website of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Writer T. L. Morganfield

I live in beautiful Colorado and spend my days writing Aztec-inspired science fiction and fantasy. I made my first professional sale to Realms of Fantasy with my short story “The Hearts of Men” in 2010, and in 2008 my story “Night Bird Soaring”, published in Greatest Uncommon Denominator Magazine, was a finalist for the Sidewise award.

For a full listing of my stories and where you can find them, visit the Fiction section. Head over to the blog for news about reviews, sales, and articles about writing.

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Latest News

  • Eight Against Reality, an anthology of short fiction from my critique group Written In Blood, is now available from Panverse Publishing. It contains a reprint of my Aztec fantasy story “Love, Blood and Octli”.
  • My short story “The Hearts of Men” appeared in the June 2010 edition of Realms of Fantasy and is now available as a PDF download.
  • I will be attending World Fantasy Convention in Columbus, Ohio from October 27 – November 1. Don’t hesitate to say hello if you see me in the hallway!

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Current Projects

  • I’m working on the final major rewrite of my novel The Gardens of Omeyocan, based on the myth of the Toltec priest-king Ce Acatl Topiltzin-Quetzalcoatl and I hope to have a final draft ready to shop by the end of the year.
  • For fans of my Aztec sword-and-six-guns fantasy, I’m working on two new stories set in the same universe as “The Hearts of Men”.


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Website is Complete!

August 30, 2010

Finally, after about two weeks worth of work, and lots of stumbles and hair-pulling along the way, the website is now fully integrated into WordPress. Please do stop by and take a look around. I’ve expanded the fiction section to include notes on each story, and added more entries to the resources section. For back-end fun, try this link, or type a word into the search bar that you know won’t be on the site (I’ve tested and “porcupines” does not show up anywhere on the site :D ). The header features eight different images that rotate each time you refresh a [...]


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Mayahuel, goddess of the Maguey

Tezcatlipoca, the Smoking Mirror

Huitzilopochtli, the god of war