kganderson.bsky.social
Seattle-based SF author, humor columnist, cat-herder, practitioner of uncommon sense. SFWA, Codex, VP, Two Hour Transport. Editor at B Cubed Press (Alternative Liberties).
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I’m excited!
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The stories (humor, horror, fantasy, and science fiction) are about individuals engaged in resistance. The protagonists include the young immigrant in Unnoticed, a retired architect, a blue collar protester, a homeless women, a middle-class widow, and several politicians
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Sweet!
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It needs a trellis, the more complex the better.
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This is not uncommon in cats to get grass they are eating threaded up into their sinus passages. One of my cats did this twice!
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Scott, about 20 years ago we used to go to Canada to get flu shots because the U.S. ran out. Our healthcare sucks. And now it’s worse.
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Exactly my fear.
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Cover by Jay O’Connell!
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And have you noticed all the keto and gluten-free foods in stores? The sections are huge. Plus more and more “mini portion” prepared foods.
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The Stonekettle Station blog
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The “J” is for Judas?
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The two boys are currently in a large group of other young cats and are friendly to newcomers. Annie is still young enough that she likes other cats. We have put a screen door on guest room and will keep the boys in there—and allow Annie in for visits at mealtimes. It’s easier with young cats.
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And Roth’s The Plot Against America…
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Adam-Troy Castro's "Mascot" in the Southern Truths anthology (I had the honor of editing it).
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As a former resident of Italy, and then New York, I was deeply disappointed in Razzi's gluten-free pizza. But I am blown away by the new gluten-free crust at Tutta Bella, particularly if you stay with lighter toppings that don't weigh it down.
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An annual report of the City of Boston lists my partner's great-grandfather (a blueblood from Beacon Hill) as a member of the city council and my grandfather (from Russia/Poland) as a sports coach at a settlement house for immigrants. I'm sure they never met!