SFF Writer. Archivist. Member of Codex. Stories in Clarkesworld, Escape Pod, Analog, Flash Fiction Online, and elsewhere. She/her.

Joined June 2016
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Don't miss this amazing collection! #shortstories #flashfiction
Wow, we are at 98%. So close to the goal!!! kickstarter.com/projects/bet…
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Our Issue 30 had a lot of stories and poems about relationships. The one between Aelegan and the sun she wants to eat, in "Eating the Sun" by @Beth_Goder, may involve unusual beings, but their experience of loneliness is universal. smallwondersmag.com/piece/ea…
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If you're thinking about using gen-AI to "write" books, this 🧵 is for you. I’m a highly experienced editor who’s been in the biz a long time. Recently I’ve had manuscripts come to me where the author has used gen-AI – not for writing, I’ve been assured, but for
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Print Issue 16 is called Each and Other. speculative tales reveal unexpected insights into human connections. SUBSCRIBE: dreamforgemagazine.com/subsc… BUY on Amazon: go.dfstory.com/Amazon
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when the guy next to me on the tram forgot to bring headphones
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IT IS OFFICIALLY RELEASE DAY FOR— 🍃🌬️🏰A Palace Near the Wind 🏰🌬️🍃 —a big thank you to everyone who made this book possible from start to finish 😭🤍 @TitanBooks
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Sunflower Loop by @Beth_Goder (in @TranslunarTL issue 12) is in Haven Spec's latest review of short fiction. I so love this sory 😍 havenspec.com/short-fiction-…
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Today's story is a reminder that even in dark times, good people exist. Ian Li introduces us to Jing, "The Memory Technician" - we think you'll like her. smallwondersmag.com/piece/th…
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ICYMI, I made a playlist of Johnny Cash songs about death, put it on repeat, and then wrote this story about the multiverse and a really bad situationship. 🤠 🪐
NEW STORY DAY! ✨ “Lucinda Espinosa’s Twenty-Seventh Death” is the strange queer story of my heart, my ultimate “write what you want to read” story. A multiverse story, sort of. A space western, sort of. But mostly it’s a love story, and I hope you love it too. 🔗 in thread!
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I’m not kidding: those who delegate all their writing, thinking and creative expression to machines are going to wake up one day and discover that they can no longer write or think. You need to make your own art. You need to keep your brain working. You need to stay human.
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Bug book release day!!! Mind-controlling Bugs is officially on sale today in Australia. A 48 page illustrated non-fiction book aimed at 6-12 year olds. Features 20 parasitic creepycrawlies that do terrible things.
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the internet was better when it was on a computer in your house and didn't consume our whole lives. time passed more slowly before there were endless distractions. you had space to read, space to think, space to grow bored and create something.
i don't want to hear your most boomer complaint. what's your most millennial complaint?
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2024 "An Offering of Algae" in Fusion Fragment Issue 21
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Sat with Ted Chiang at @NeurIPSConf lunch ytd & someone in AI brought up democratizing art-making. It was a candid chat so I was like, hey, can I just say something?—I really hate the word "democratize" used this way. Just say "automating art-making." It’s more accurate. 1/
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Beth Goder retweeted
Sometimes it feels like you’ll never get the spark to write again, but then all it takes is the tiniest thing: a walk through an unfamiliar street, a passage from a favorite book, a sudden rain, and you might find yourself inspired again. The words will find a way back to you.
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