By Joshua Palmatier Thanks to Alma for inviting me to guest post today here at her blog. I appreciate the opportunity! The small press, Zombies Need Brains, is currently running…Continue readingMy Battery Is Low and It’s Getting Dark
One of my stories, ‘Color’, has found its way into the nifty new anthology ‘RE-Enchant‘. Just out, RE-Enchant is edited by Vonnie Winslow Crist and Kelly A. Harmon. I appear…Continue readingIt’s re-enchanting
Wars, refugees and the twilight of the spirit Wars seem to come naturally to our species. Too naturally. I once read that we and a handful of species of ants…Continue readingRefugees of war
Crowd-funded stories of war and exile to help refugees The time has come for the stories from the ragged edges of silence to be given a voice, stories that will…Continue readingSun of a foreign sky
Telling the stories of war and exile The time has come for the stories from the edge of darkness, from the ragged edges of silence, to be given a voice,…Continue readingChildren of a Different Sky
“Jay Lake was an acclaimed short story writer. In his all too brief career he published more than three hundred works of short fiction. In “Last Plane to Heaven” we…Continue readingJay Lake’s legacy
Exploring the Inner Seasonality of Being Human Maria Popova in Brain Pickings writes that the book of watercolors, “The River”, by Italian Artist Alessandro Sanna is a beautiful reminder that…Continue readingLife, like a river