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Nothing Without Us, a 2020 Prix Aurora Award finalist for Best Related Work
“The manifesto of plucky editors Cait Gordon and Talia C. Johnson for this anthology was to gather great short stories that not only centre the disabled experience (all main characters are disabled, Deaf, neurodiverse, spoonie, and/or managing mental illness or chronic conditions), but also buck the tired tropes that dominate disabled representation.”
CHERIE PYNE FOR THE MONTREAL REVIEW OF BOOKS: CENTERING DIFFERENCES
The Stealth Lovers, a military romance with humour, adventure, and pew pew pew…
“Are you interested in reading a space opera that centres a queer romance and a gang of diverse friends who are alien (in the sci-fi sense) but with whom you can totally relate? That is touching at some moments and hilarious at others? That is an example of pro-peace military sci-fi? That is sweeping but also filled with exquisite detail? That is both lighthearted and serious, and doesn’t take the easy way out? Then check out Cait Gordon’s The Stealth Lovers. You won’t be sorry!”
SU. J. SOKOL, AUTHOR OF CYCLING TO ASYLUM AND RUN J RUN
Latest blog posts
In the ’Cosm Podcast S1 Ep1: Jamieson Wolf
As Xax would say, “HOLY STARS!” I decided to launch a podcast as a way to connect with authors and creatives I fangirl over, and sure, I’ve been on panels, moderated panels, and went on author interviews, but I never produced a podcast before! I’ve a lot to learn, but I know this is going …
Once Upon a Flat (Flash Fiction)
It’s 2021 and time for the monthly fun Flash Fiction Challenge Draw. This year, it’s hosted by author Jeffrey Ricker! For January, we had to write a 1000-words max story that was a fairytale set in a studio apartment in a big city, and there had to be a potted plant in the story. Here’s …
2020, A Year I Examine With Hindsight
There is an expression I often use in therapy: “My life is equal parts awful and awesome. As long as the awesome is really awesome, it wins.” To be completely honest, though, it’s difficult for me to write this post because I’m currently managing a depression. Still, sometimes it’s good to examine one’s life, even …
Flash Fiction Challenge: November’s and December’s Results
Aw, this is my last summary post for 2020, but that’s okay because the Flash Fiction Draw will continue in 2021, curated by author Jeffrey Ricker! You can follow him on his website and on Twitter to learn more. November’s entries For November, I drew these cards: 3 of spades, 9 of hearts, and the …
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Ooo-la-ahhh… (Flash Fiction)
I did it! I finished my final flash fiction of 2020! The cards drawn meant we had to write an dystopian piece that takes place at the Eiffel Tower, and there had to be a cane in the story. Here’s my entry: Ooo-la-ahhh… December 15. It’s been seven months to the day that I’ve been living in France. …
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