The flipside of Entrée.
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 Bioluminescent: A Lunarpunk Anthology, edited by Justine Norton-Kertson  C.A.T.S.: Cycling Across Time and Space, edited by Elly Blue  We Cryptids, edited by Vivian Caethe  Recognize Fascism, edited by Crystal M. Huff  The Death of All Things, edited by Laura Anne Gilman and Kat Richardson  Les Cabinets des Polytheistes, edited by Rebecca Buchanan  Climbing Lightly Through Forests: A Poetry Anthology Honoring Ursula K. Le Guin, edited by R. B. Lemberg and Lisa M. Bradley |
This is a story about stories. This is also a story about autism. And, I think, this is a story I’ve never told, but it feels like a thing right now. When I was a child, I was a huge fan of Gerald Durrell. My father started me off with My Family and Other Animals […] This week’s flash fiction challenge from Chuck Wendig is “The Complications of Heroism” so I have written “No More Heroes”. (Rendered complex by the fact that I thought I’d said everything I wanted to about complications of heroism when I wrote “There Where Things Are Hollow“, a wee Cap and Iron Man conversation fic. Themes […] I’ve been meaning to play Chuck Wendig’s “Flash Fiction Friday” game for a while now and run behind enough on reading blogs that I usually see the prompts after their deadlines, but I caught this one and got something written for it just under the wire. So, I give you: “Calendar of Fortunate Days”, behind […] Okay, I finally saw it a couple of weeks ago and then I went and read all the things about it that I had open in tabs in three different programs and I stewed on it all a bit and contemplated, and there were a couple of things that I was genuinely boggled by in […] Autism is an experiment in passion. (I don’t know which blog to put this on, heh. Let’s go with the writerblog, because I’m going to be talking about writing and fandom and stuff, but I started it on the religionblog.) Long ago, in another lifetime, I got into a conversation on rec.arts.sf.fandom where, if I […] One of the things about the alchemy of reading is that it is possible to take it in and be transformed. Often in ways where it’s impossible to articulate the difference between who one was before and who one has become. I don’t know how to articulate the process of becoming as I am that […] I never used to be a big short fiction reader. I mean, I read it, a lot of golden age SF compiled into books, but it wasn’t really the thing that grabbed me. The pieces were the wrong shape, I suppose. I would have things that stuck with me – the story I’m working on […] Signing this weekend has been cancelled/postponed. Will notify if we manage a reschedule. |
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