Goldilocks by L.R. Lam

"It hadn’t happened in a moment, but a series of moments, as slow and insidious as the melting of the ice caps. Women had been ushered out of the workplace, so subtly that few noticed until it was too late. There had been no grand lowering of an iron curtain, with passports voided and bank... Continue Reading →

The Blighted Stars by Megan E. O’Keefe

"Everyone remembered firsts. Your first love, first kiss, the birth of your first child, or the sight of your first snowfall. A life was built on the backs of firsts. Shining moments, pins in the timeline, holding who you were together. Acaelus could remember the first time he'd died, a boltgun through the head. It'd... Continue Reading →

Monthly Writing Check In

“Plot is no more than footprints left in the snow after your characters have run by on their way to incredible destinations.”-Ray Bradbury This month's writing update is one I'm excited to share. My March writing update felt pretty sad to me. I struggled with writing so much in March, I was so busy transitioning... Continue Reading →

The Mimicking of Known Successes by Malka Older

"I led her up Supal, which hadn't changed much since Mossa and I were students: the typically curlicued lanterns; the tea shops designed for every taste from quiet to rowdy, basic to exclusive; the prayer booths in a range of denominations; the quaint bookshops in every specialization. Shops offered very need of the scholar, from magnifying eyewear... Continue Reading →

Paradise-1 by David Wellington

"The thing about you, Zhang, is you're one of those people who just gets better in a crisis. You think you're broken. You think you're not strong enough. All I see is that when life throws shit at you, you keep getting stronger."-Paradise-1 by David Wellington Paradise-1 by David Wellington is an epic science fiction... Continue Reading →

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