Hello, hello! It’s been about 10 months since my last update, but that’s also because I spent most of that time either working on the second draft of a novel (it’s done! I even li…

In this special post, Kelly Lagor interviews renowned SF author Adrian Tchaikovsky on a range of topics, from his background in zoology and psychology, to the biological concepts that inspire his w…

In this special post, Kelly Lagor interviews renowned SF author Adrian Tchaikovsky on a range of topics, from his background in zoology and psychology, to the biological concepts that inspire his w…

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A single subatomic particle from deep space had the same energy as a baseball pitch, and scientists still don’t know how it got here

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I had such an incredible day yesterday, y’all. First I was at the Trans Day of Literature at George Mason University, talking with incredible authors...

This week, Kelly Lagor joins Sunday Morning Transport for the first time with a carefully crafted morsel that is at once delicious, mysterious, and revealing.

This week, Kelly Lagor joins Sunday Morning Transport for the first time with a carefully crafted morsel that is at once delicious, mysterious, and revealing.

I have new fiction in the world today! My latest short story "An Invitation from the BildungsEssen Restaurant Group" is live at the wonderful Sunday Morning Transport! It is subscribers only, but you can check out two months free with this link. Many thanks to Fran Wilde, Curtis Chen, and Eric Brooks for their feedback on this one. …

This week, our esteemed colleague Andy Duncan debuts a meteoric play on the Sunday Morning Transport stage.

“People say it would be terrible if we made all girls pretty,” he said in 2003. “I think it would be great.”

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