by Deborah J. Ross I love to take conventional wisdom and turn it on its head, following the tradition of rules are made to be broken but first you have to learn them. Beginning writers make mistakes. At least, I did, and I don’t know anyone who’s gone on to a successful writing career who didn’t. At […]
A machine that creates gourmet meals-on-the-go in exchange for credits is still just a vending machine.
A hapless poet fails to connect with either a talking fly’s fantasy world or a writing machine’s science-fiction world in this tale of love, loss, and lunkheadedness told over the course of 63 poems in various forms and meters.
Auston Habershaw is a science fiction and fantasy author, writing about the could-be and never-was, and also teaches composition and literature at MCPHS University in Boston, MA.
