I am both an author and publisher on this page. My short story 'Neutrino C.A.T' was freely available on the TTA Press Smashwords page but is now on my own publisher page but still free. I had a couple of stories in Interzone around 2000 and more recently had stories in the 'Cern Zoo', 'Escape Velocity' and 'Null Immortalis' anthologies.
Pendragon Press published the novelette 'The Joy of Technology' in print, as a chapbook, in 2011. The E book version here is that and much more. My blog at has more about this see links above or https://roy444.wordpress.com/about/.
There are also a few of my poems scattered around the web and in publications such as “The 1999 Rhysling Anthology” and the British Fantasy Association's Dark Horizons 57 (2010) (There is another Roy Gray who writes erotic poetry, I am not that person)
In 2003 I won a UK Public Awareness of Science grant for a drama treatment. That drama remains untreated.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics promotes the application of physics in current and emerging printing and display technologies. It connects graphics arts sectors with the emerging printed electronics, bioprinting, plastic electonics and 3D printing sectors. The newsletter appears yearly in print, online and as an E Book. This is the 2020 edition, #14.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics promotes the application of physics in current and emerging printing and display technologies and bridges the established graphics arts industry with the emerging printed electronics, bioprinting and 3D printing sectors. It publishes its newsletter yearly in print, online and as an E Book. This is the 2016 Newsletter, #10.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics promotes the application of physics in current and emerging printing and display technologies and bridges the established graphics arts industry with the emerging printed electronics, bioprinting and 3D printing sectors. It publishes its newsletter yearly in print, online and as an E Book. This is the 2015 Newsletter, #9.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics promotes the application of physics in current and emerging printing and display technologies and bridges the established graphics arts industry with the emerging printed electronics, bioprinting and 3D printing sectors. It publishes its newsletter yearly in print, online and as an E Book. This is the 2014 Newsletter, #8.
Northern England's manufacturing towns took to Chess and 1857 saw Manchester (Macclesfield's huge neighbour) host the world’s 2nd international tournament. The 1886 businessmen and civic leaders who founded Macclesfield Chess Club were entangled in local politics: education, religion and finance. Social changes from then make this more than a history of a minor chess club in a small market town.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics promotes the application of physics in current and emerging printing and display technologies and bridges the established graphics arts industry with the emerging printed electronics, bioprinting and 3D printing sectors. It publishes its newsletter yearly in print, online and as an E Book.
The editor is Anna Fricker.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics (IOP) publishes its newsletter once a year. This newsletter has always been available in print and online and this year it is published as an E Book.
This newsletter was edited by Anna Fricker of the London College of Communications and formatted as an Ebook by Roy Gray
Frontiers have always attracted the Other - where they find that the Other is always already there. These 22 stories explore what happens when queer characters encounter weirdness on the edge of the worlds they know.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics promotes the application of physics in current and emerging printing and display technologies. It connects graphics arts sectors with the emerging printed electronics, bioprinting, plastic electonics and 3D printing sectors. The newsletter appears yearly in print, online and as an E Book. This is the 2019 edition, #13.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics promotes the application of physics in current and emerging printing and display technologies. It connects graphics arts sectors with the emerging printed electronics, bioprinting, plastic electonics and 3D printing sectors. The newsletter appears yearly in print, online and as an E Book. This is the 2018 edition, #12.
The Printing and Graphics Science (PGS) Group of The Institute of Physics promotes the application of physics in current and emerging printing and display technologies and connects the graphics arts industry with the emerging printed electronics, bioprinting and 3D printing sectors. It publishes its newsletter yearly in print, online and as an E Book. This is the 2017 Newsletter, #11.
The atomic age is ending with a peaceful bang and George, who has lived with the threat of nuclear weapons for his entire 90 plus years, takes his cat with him to see the final fireworks.
This short story was freely available on the Smashwords TTA Press page from 2011 to 2014.
Sometime in the near future Dennis joins a coach trip to a football match in Germany. They arrive a few hours before the game and visit a club in the red light district. The show is too much, even for an internet savvy teenager and possibly for many readers. The original short story was published in print in 2011. This E book is a lot more than that short story and may be offensive to some,