Poetry and Microfiction in Droplets from the Universe
In addition to the short stories I’ve talked about previously, Droplets from the Universe contains a number of joyful sci-fi poems and a couple of very short fiction pieces. The fiction pieces include “Explore Savois,” a microfiction piece written as a tourism enticement for an out-of-the-way planet, and “Life on Pluto,” a very tongue-in-cheek drabble (exactly 100 words) from the perspective of creatures on Pluto.
The poetry is much more wide ranging, including several of my previously published poems like “Lost in Space” and “Portrait Day at Zapus Zone 9 Academy,” along with other poems that take a different look at places or things on Earth like “Haight/Ashbury” and “Slime, Or Primordial Ooze” or places and things in space like “Objects in the Rearview Mirror” or “What is ‘Love’?”
Find all of these and more in my collection, Droplets from the Universe!
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