Rachel Swirsky won a Nebula Award for her short story “If You Were a Dinosaur, My Love”. Â Her publisher, Apex Magazine, has posted it online so you can read it for free, although now that I have want to send Rachel Swirsky lavish gifts, like jewelry or possibly my car. Â The only thing I want to tell you about the story is that it’s free online and it’s very, very short and beautiful and powerful. Â Grab a box of kleenex and check it out from Apex Magazine!
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Thanks for finally writing about >Rachel Swirsky’s “If
You Were a Dinosaur, My Love” available online
| Geek Girl in Love <Loved it!