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Tag Archives: Broad Universe
5 Questions for Heidi Hanley
Heidi Hanley is another of my sisters in Broad Universe, an international nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting, encouraging, honoring, and celebrating women writers and editors in science fiction, fantasy, horror and other speculative genres. For Heidi, reading and writing are like … Continue reading
5 Questions for Tina LeCount Myers
I met Tina LeCount Myers at a convention — I’m not sure if it was a FogCon last year, at WorldCon in San Jose, or if it was even farther back than that. I was fascinated by her work, but … Continue reading
5 Questions for D. H. Timpko
D. H. Timpko is a long-time reader of science fiction, fantasy, and mysteries. She and her husband, who she met at a science fiction convention, own over ten thousand books. They also own over a hundred paintings and prints. After … Continue reading
5 Questions for Carole Ann Moleti
Carole Ann Moleti is one of my sisters in Broad Universe, an international nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting, encouraging, honoring, and celebrating women writers and editors in science fiction, fantasy, horror and other speculative genres. She was kind enough to interview … Continue reading