I got my eye on you, 2021 |
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Welp, the year has turned, and January has been...a month. But I'm riding high on the sight of our new Vice President, and looking forward to a year where I welcome my book into the world. Before that, in this month's missive you can get a sneak peek. Plus, some books to read this year, and Podcats. Always Podcats. |
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The new issue of Barrelhouse includes my story "Typical Girls"! Apps, body horror, and FAQs. All to the tune of The Slits. Order your copy today for a weird glimpse of a possible future. |
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You probably heard our year-end roundup of Favorite Things on Broads and Books, where Erin and I picked our favorite books of 2020. But as a subscriber to my site, you get more of my favorite reads from last year: |
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As Nia travels across space, time passes. But she stays the same. Then she meets a young, haunted boy, and a impossibly old scientist, and a new mission begins. This book was gripping, clever, and so satisfying. | | |
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In the future, a virus is spreading. But this virus is memory loss. One couple, Ory and Max, are living in the new world. Until Max begins to forget things. This book will have you feeling all the feels, while also holding on tight in a crazy adventure. | | |
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Anna has learned to live with the disappearance of her young daughter, Julie. Until a woman comes to her door and says she's Julie. What follows is amazing suspense and epic humanity. And get this: We talked to Amy Gentry for Broads and Books, and it comes out tomorrow! Listen here. | | |
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All three Podcats turned over a new leaf with 2021. Louise became a lapcat, and Thelma allowed Ziggy to revel in her glorious pillow-like body. Follow the Podcats at my Instagram, and get special #caturday posts at the Broads and Books instagram! |
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Thanks for subscribing! And get ready for lots of upcoming news about Dig Me Out, live readings, book festivals, and so much more. |
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