Cutting Teeth, by Julia Fierro When my daughter was little, there was a universally acknowledged sentiment among the parents I knew. We referred to summer as the busy season, when the steady routine of the school year fell away and the schedule went overtime. Still, when your kids are small, there’s a lovely innocence to [….]
“I love whom I love, and I am loved by more people than I will ever know. Love keeps me going through the pain and loss. This is not a desert, just a tired landscape overwritten by years of struggle and the footprints of a thousand people who helped [….]
There’s a kinship in genre fiction. I’m sure that can be said of many writers in various genres, but there seems to be something unique about folks writing, publishing, editing and reading science fiction and fantasy. As a community, they rally behind each other. They support each other. They share a wealth of warnings and [….]
