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 […]
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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, […]
Antler Review: February & Marching On
A year has passed, sheltered in place. I went through months of not reading at all, and then weeks when I swallowed five books and couldn’t stop. Lots of good […]
“The Pill” has been nominated for the Nebula Award
My novelette from PM Press, my anchor piece in my collection, the fattest thing I have ever written, is a finalist for this award. I am grateful to the […]