At some point in time and space this summer, my husband and I picked up the Delta variant of Covid-19. It is tempting to try and figure out how and […]
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“The Pill” is a Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Award Finalist
I’m very pleased to have my novelette on this list of some of the best stories of last year. The other finalists are some of the best in the business: […]
Antler Review: June Gloom
It’s hot vax summer and I’m booked and busy. But I’m still reading! Here are the highlights from June. This excerpt from the next book by Akwaeke Emezi gets into […]
eShakti Rave, Review, and Referral Code
I first discovered eShakti back in 2013 and I fell in love at once. I had gone to a reading by a fat activist writer and everyone there looked so […]
Antler Review: Come What May
Awards season is the most terribly fraught time to read. I put in my votes for the Nebula and the Locus; the Hugo packet still awaits. This month’s list is […]
Poor in Tech
I knew I was the only poor person at my tech startup because nobody else ate the Hot Cheetos that were stocked in our free snack kitchen. Seaweed snacks were […]
Locus Awards Finalist!
I’m so excited to share that I’m on the Locus Award finalists list for the first time! I’m a finalist for my 2020 novelette, “The Pill,” as well as the […]
Antler Review: April is Absolute
This month whipped right the fuck on by, and now I’m staring numbly at the idea that we’re nearly halfway through 2021. Post-vaccination hesitation. Malaise and on-my-ways. Languishing and anguishing […]
The First Girl
I was trying to remember who was first. I know that I was very young, seven or eight. I know that we were a sexually precocious bunch of kids; and […]
“The Pill” is a Hugo Award Finalist for Best Novelette!
The Hugo Award is the highest honor in science fiction and fantasy writing. And I’m a finalist for one. I very rarely think about a physical object that I want, […]