A half million dead drunks can't seem to teach us a single thing
Upper Rubber Boot Books' Broad Knowledge: 35 Women Up to No Good (ed. Joanne Merriam) came out last November, but due to (atypical) shipping snafus my contributor's copy just found its way to my door. Then I opened it to the back-to-back retellings of Megan Chaudhuri's "First mouse model of Innsmouth Fish-man Syndrome draft 2 USE THIS VERSION – edits by MK.doc" and Angela Slatter's "The Song of Sighs" chased with the sea-haunting ritual of Premee Mohamed's "Below the Kirk, Below the Hill" and I felt in very good company. My contribution is the not at all oceanic "Like Milkweed," inspired by a comment of
asakiyume's about edible plants and originally published in Not One of Us #52. And that was a very nice thing to receive, because otherwise the defining event of today has been a dentist's appointment that took a lot longer than I thought it was going to.
spatch came out with me and we picked up donuts, because what else should you eat after having your teeth cleaned?

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I like the story, too!
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HAHAHA
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It goes as well as you might imagine!
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They were profoundly satisfying.
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Thank you!
I am in keeping with the aquatic theme!
http://www.comiclist.com/index.php/news/comiclist-previews-jim-henson-s-the-storyteller-sirens-1
*okay nobody would go swimming in Puget Sound but mermaids with rubber skin
Re: I am in keeping with the aquatic theme!
Thank you! I hadn't even heard that was happening.
*okay nobody would go swimming in Puget Sound but mermaids with rubber skin
Maybe you get chemosynthesis, like at hydrothermal vents.
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I really recommend it: I love the conceit of the anthology and the stories I've read so far.