Beyond a Book Review: Planning for what’s real in Our Wives Under the Sea
Julia Armfield's novel, Our Wives Under the Sea, is a shorter read that stays with you.
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Beyond a Book Review: Reality as horror in Out There Screaming
Out There Screaming is a thoughtful collection of psychological horror and speculative fiction that examines the expectations of the world on Black bodies.
Beyond a book review: Writing other languages in Vampires of El Norte
Isabel Cañas is a Mexican American writer and author of Vampires of El Norte, a historical fantasy with a speculative take on vampires.
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Beyond a Book Review: Alternate Futures in Womb City
A look at a genre-bending, Afrofuturist, speculative novel that grapples with gender, the ethics of AI, and the question of whether balance and hope are possible.
Fiction: Helena Writes #60-On songs and seeing children
Someone’s singing in the basement. Annie hears it through the floor and feels it in her feet when she puts them on the floor to pull on her slippers...
Fiction: Helena Writes #53_On destiny and bird language
In her 53rd post, Helena shares another continuation of her favorite of her original works, Ruthie Pincus of Brooklyn.
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Fiction: Helena Writes #52_On following your characters where they lead
In her 52nd post, Helena shares another chapter from her favorite of her original works, Ruthie Pincus of Brooklyn.
Fiction: Helena Writes #50_On winning, playing, and life through fiction
In her 50th post, Helena Clare Pittman shares another chapter from her favorite of her original works, Ruthie Pincus of Brooklyn.
Fiction: Helena Writes #49_On music running in the family
In her 49th post, Helena returns with another chapter from her middle-grade novel, about piano lessons and the value of practice and art.
Fiction: Helena Writes #48_On childhood fears and imaginings
In her 48th post, Helena shares a chapter from her favorite of her original works, Ruthie Pincus of Brooklyn.