In the short fiction category, I don't think I've read any of these yet:
“The Morning House” by Kate Heartfield
“Telling the Bees” by Kat Howard
“Douen” by Suzan Palumbo
In the short fiction category, I don't think I've read any of these yet:
“The Morning House” by Kate Heartfield
“Telling the Bees” by Kat Howard
“Douen” by Suzan Palumbo
https://t.co/GTojMTVv23
— Travis D. Hill ☕️ (@travisdhill) July 19, 2023
You can also grab a PDF of it on itch for $3 if you’d like!
Thanks for sharing.
Work meetings are about to get a whole lot more fun! This is excellent @travisdhill pic.twitter.com/YdvSM88QUl
— Marceline Leiman 🔜 Gen Con (@MarcelineLeiman) July 22, 2023
The Texas A&M system confirmed the series of phone calls and text messages that led to [the professor]’s investigation was kicked off by [the] Texas Land Commissioner ..., a graduate of UTMB’s medical school. The Tribune confirmed her daughter, a first-year medical student at the time, attended [the professor's] lecture. [The Texas Land Commissioner] served six years in the Texas Senate with [the Lieutenant Governor], who endorsed her run for land commissioner last year, and she recently attended [the Texas A&M Chancellor]’s wedding in May.
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[The professor] has spent more than two decades as a pharmacist in Japan, Missouri and elsewhere, and has taught college students in Texas for more than a decade. She now teaches at Texas A&M while working as an ambulatory care pharmacy director at a free health clinic in Bryan.
She has helped bring millions of federal research dollars to the university, and last year Texas A&M’s pharmacy school named her the early career researcher of the year.