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Stuff I posted on the blog:
I announced I am running for SFWA Vice President. #sfwapro is a tag you’ll be seeing on posts intended to appear on the @sfwaauthors feed as well.
The Women Destroying SF Kickstarter will sponsor my destroying Fantasy if they hit a $35k stretch goal.
I talked about my January writing news and provided a teaser from a still-untitled steampunk piece
Stuff for Writers:
In the new You Should Read This series, I read:
Time Wasters!
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(science fiction, short story) Because mermaids lay eggs, hundreds at a time, at least that kind did. And the natural-born ones, they didn’t have human minds guiding them. They were like sharks—they ate, they killed, they ate. Most of the original human mermaids had gotten out when they found out that the seas were full of chemicals, or that instead of whale songs down there, they heard submarine sonar and boat signals. When the last few found out that they were spawning whether they liked it or not, they got out too. Supposedly one or two stayed, and now they live in the sea with their children, twice as mean as any of them.
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