"Brain Peripheral" published by SciFan Magazine.

"The Man Who Moved the Mountain" published by Bards and Sages's Society of Misfit Stories.

"The House of my Dreams" accepted by Polar Borealis.
 




"Social Interface" has been published in Issue 14 of Kzine.

Read Nestor's interview in the Mississauga News here.




 

Welcome!


Nestor Delfino is a software developer who lives with his wife in Mississauga, Ontario. When he was fourteen, he coded his first computer game on a ZX Spectrum minicomputer.

He is an avid soccer fan and loves to read science fiction stories with social commentary; stories that are entertaining and criticize our times.

His short stories have been published at AE: The Canadian Science Fiction Review, Bards and Sages, Far Orbit Apogee anthology, Kzine, Aurora Wolf Literary, and The New Accelerator, among others. He has received two Honorable Mention awards from the Writers of the Future contest.
"I see a bright future for humanity..."
 Before the selfie;

before the Fakebook;

before the Twistter;

before the Petflicks;

before the pop-up ads.


Those were the times...

And finally, he's a dog person.  But he doesn't have a dog ¯\_(ツ)_/¯