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Since my last post about sci-fi publications, I’ve had a couple of poems and a short story published, plus some self-published pieces in Weathering Youth!

My poem “An Alphabet of Forty-Two,” which is about language in a sci-fi setting where different species are in contact with one another, appeared in the October 2024 issue of Star*Line.

“It Can’t Be Sunday Everywhere at Once” is a sci-fi short story about calendars across star systems when refugees share a large spacecraft. It appeared in the Inked in Gray, in partnership with WriteHive, Rescuing Curiosity anthology in March 2025.

My poem “Adaptable,” from the perspective of a dandelion on a spacecraft, appeared in the plants issue of Eye to the Telescope in April 2025.

Finally, I have a handful of young adult appropriate sci-fi pieces in my self-published collection Weathering Youth, including “Hatching a Plan,” “Penny White & the Clockwork Star,” and “Outrageous Fortune,” and more!

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