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Tag Archives: fairy tale
5 Questions for Martha Allard
Martha Allard is my oldest friend. We wrote together in high school. We’ve written a couple of space opera short stories together, which you can find on Wattpad. I interviewed her here last year about her novel Black Light, which … Continue reading
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5 Questions from Dianna Sanchez
Dianna Sanchez is another member of 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. Dianna is the not-so-secret identity of Jenise Aminoff, whose … Continue reading
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New Alondra stories
I’m really excited to announce some Alondra news: First off, one of her new adventures appeared in Weirdbook magazine. It’s been a goal of mine to be published in Weirdbook forever, so this is a dream come true. The story … Continue reading
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Ladies of Horror Flash Project
I have a little fairy tale up on Nina D’Arcangela’s blog this morning. It’s about Alondra as a child, still fighting monsters. Hope you like it. via Ladies of Horror Flash Project – #Horror #author Loren Rhoads @MorbidLoren @Sotet_Angyal #LoH … Continue reading
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The Dream of Grandfather Carp
One of the creative writing classes I took at the university assigned a book of short stories as the text. The teacher prepared a list of story collections for every taste, ranging from Raymond Carver’s What We Talk about When … Continue reading
