into the hyperspace
Sep 11, 2026
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3 min read
"My four pillars in writing are queerness, weirdness, empathy, and awe."
Sep 4, 2026
8 min read
"Producing and reading global science fiction helps us understand ourselves and each other better."
Aug 28, 2026
6 min read
"Both books are fundamentally about power and colonization."
Aug 21, 2026
"A Dubious Clamor is the story of an ex-harpy and her harpy ex-girlfriend who have to team up with an assortment of allies."
Aug 14, 2026
4 min read
"[It's] driven by my desire to explore how world-changing decisions are so often made for the smallest, pettiest reasons."
Aug 7, 2026
7 min read
"You need to teach people the world is much bigger than their own country."
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Aug 5, 2026
2 min read
The Hungry Mouth at the Edge of Space and the Goddess Knitting at Home is a WFA finalist!
Jul 31, 2026
I wrote the novel to answer the question "What can we do about those causing catastrophic harm to our planet and all who live here?"
Jul 24, 2026
"I wanted to really explore what a vampire could be and move away from the western, white example of what a vampire is."
Jul 21, 2026
5 min read
"The fact that I'm writing this in English and not in (colonizer's) Portuguese or any other of the more than 200 indigenous languages of Brazil has a lot to say."
"This is a book about relationships of community and care, in times of peril."
"To the adolescent brain, the villain is an offer of freedom."
"[It's] the intersection of issues I care strongly about: environmental sustainability, social justice and community."
"[Horror and romance] go together better than people think."
"Rabbit Test and Other Stories contains my favorite stories that I’ve written over the last decade."
"I enjoyed exploring ideas around the afterlife and otherworlds."
"The very things SF authors warned us about are actively being pursued and developed."
"An exploration of the dangers and consequences of technology and innovation."
Jul 20, 2026
"You’re gonna write a proper love story without a touch of irony."
"I imagine many readers will find an unfortunate similarity between their own countries and the scenario presented in the story."
1 min read
Disgraced Return of the Kap's Needle was nominated for a Nebula Award
"When you stop worrying about what other people say you 'should' write, you manage to write stronger prose."
"Readers are saying it packs a lot of punch in its few pages."
"Being an author is 90% dealing with rejection and 5% answering emails"
"Their goal is never growth — it’s restoration and maintenance."
