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Battling in All Her Finery: Historical Accounts of Otherworldly Women Leaders

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  • New Poems and Stories Out!

    Since I’ve been writing and submitting a lot more poetry lately, I’ve sold some of my poems! And I’ve also got a new story out this week! “The Fairest” appears in the Trickster issue of Eye to the Telescope. It’s told from Eris’s point of view, and it touches on the start of the Trojan

  • Cool Science Projects for Kids: Dragon Lights

    If you’re looking for a fun crafty science project to do with young kids, the National Science Teaching Association has tons! Whether you want lights for Halloween or for the winter holidays, making “dragon lights” with kids as young as … Continue reading →

  • Reading, Watching, Listening To: Mid-October 2019 Edition

    Reading: An ARC of A Family Matter by Ox Aaronson, which I’ll be reviewing soon! Watching: We finally saw Pitch Perfect (yeah, WAY behind on that franchise), but otherwise, we haven’t been watching many of our TV shows recently. Listening To: There’s a lot of new K-pop I’ve found recently. Favorites include Onewe (which is a

  • Short Fiction by Our Alumni

    Joachim Heijndermans has a short story entitled “Ride the Lightning” in Deep Space Volume 1, an anthology from Black Hare Press. Liam Hogan has a piece of microfiction up at The Arcanist entitled “Border Control.” Jameson Currier has released a collection … Continue reading →

  • I Didn’t Break the Lamp Out Now!

    The latest (and theoretically last) Mad Scientist Journal Presents anthology is out today. I Didn’t Break the Lamp is a collection of stories told from the perspectives of people with imaginary friends and the imaginary friends themselves. “When I was little, I didn’t have an imaginary friend, I had an imaginary bully. She was a little girl

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