Surprise! I'm part of Ladiescon 2019!

For the first time, I'm going to be at Ladiescon, a local, one-day, free convention! I was on the waitlist to be a part of the con until this past weekend and I'm so pleased I got into it.

The Armory, Somerville MA
Saturday, September 21, 2019
11am - 5pm

Much like Boston Hassle's Black Market this past week, I'll be a vendor there, and selling my zines and comics! It also looks like I'll have some tabletop games from Voidspiral Entertainment available with my vampire short stories.

I'll also be on a panel where I get to talk about women in genre fiction.

From Mary Shelley to the Doctor - The History of Women in Science Fiction
12:30-1:20pm, Upstairs Panel Space

Panelists: Tracey Michienzi, Caitlin Walsh, Gillian Daniels

Science Fiction has always been a place for groundbreaking ideas, but it is more than Lucas, Roddenberry or Bradbury. How did Lucille Ball change science fiction on the small screen? What science fiction was written on a dare? Join us for a discussion of the history of women in science fiction and why they are so important to the conversation about science fiction and its place in today's society.
Even if I don't see you there, you should definitely just come by regardless. It's a great con, it has some wonderful vendors, and is well worth the visit.

I'll Follow You Into The Dark

On September 1, 2019, my short story, Brigid Was Hung By Her Hair from the Second Story Window, was published by The Dark. I've been hoping to get into this magazine for years. The editors choosing my story shocks and delights me to my very core. Give it a read!

ALSO! Along with the generous comments made to me by readers over on Twitter, Charles Payseur at Quick Sip Reviews wrote it up and calls it "a fine read!" I'm so pleased!

Boston Hassle's Green Market Flea

I've started doing the thing I've been wanting to do for about a decade: making zines. A couple of them are already available online, including a collection of comics called Undertow.

I'll be selling paper copies of the zines I've created on Sunday, September 8th, 12-6pm at Boston Hassle's Greek Market Flea. This includes comics, poetry, and fiction, mostly having to do with the theme of the show, the environment and climate change.

Come on down to Cambridge to support local artists, including The Atomic Garden and many other talented individuals.

I'll see you there.