Tuesday, February 21, 2017

NEWS and Awesome Things

Hey everyone... I know it's been a hot minute since I've last blogged. Sorry about that. The end of 2015 and all of 2016 was quite the busy year. Lots of life changes and family happenings. And in addition to all of that, I've been hard at work planning a regional conference for the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) which is in 3 days! EEK!

And oddly enough my awesome news has something to do with SWE. I love happy coincidences!

All right I'll stop stalling. The big news...

My sci fi short story Arch Nemesis about a girl trying to thwart her arch nemesis who has a secret lab underneath the St. Louis Arch is going to be PUBLISHED! My story will be included with a whole bunch of awesome other stories in an anthology titled BRAVE NEW GIRLS: Stories of Girls who Science and Scheme which features young women with a knack for STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math)--Girls who engineer, tinker, hack, and more, using their smarts to save the day. It’s got space operas, sci-fi mysteries, steampunk, cyberpunk, all kinds of punk!

Sounds pretty cool right?

Even better...

OH YES, THERE'S MORE!

Proceeds from the anthology will go towards to the Society of Women Engineers scholarship fund! See I told you it had something to do with SWE.

I'm so excited to be part of something that will give back to an organization that has helped me so much in my engineering career.


AND...


Yes, there's even more.


I know I can't believe all this awesome all at once.


I've got the cover reveal for BRAVE NEW GIRLS right here on my blog!


So check out the amazing cover to BRAVE NEW GIRLS: Stories of Girls who Science and Scheme.








 Isn't that an amazing cover?


AND...


Oh yes, there's still even more news...


Check out the awesome lineup for the anthology!


Stories in the anthology (in alphabetical order by title):

The 17th Quadrennial Intergalactic Neo-Cultural Expo and Science Fair by Jeanne Kramer-Smyth
The Adventure of the Brass Lamp by Margaret Curelas
Arch Nemesis by Jamie Krakover
The Babysitting Job: A Robot Repair Girl Adventure by Josh Pritchett
The Case of the Missing Sherlock by Mary Fan
Chasing the Copper Dragon by Karissa Laurel
Circus in the Sky by Lisa Toohey
Dangerous Territory by Holly Schofield
The Experimental Bug – First Test by Jelani-Akin Parham
Hack by Evangeline Jennings
In a Whole New Light by Michelle Leonard
The Last Android by Paige Daniels
Let Androids Eat Cake by Meg Merriet
The Maker’s Handbook by George Ebey
The Non-Existence of Gravity by Steph Bennion
Nova by Stephen Landry
Our Very Respected and Always Benevolent Leader by Kay Dominguez
Scilla’s Monster by Elisha Betts
Skyris by A.A. Jankiewicz
Sweet Emotion by Bryna Butler
The Swiss Cheese Model by Eric Bakutis
The Verne Shot by Brandon Draga


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VISIT THE BRAVE NEW GIRLS WEBSITE: http://bravenewgirls.weebly.com/

Brave New Girls: Stories of Girls Who Science and Scheme is the second volume of the Brave New Girls anthology series. The first, Brave New Girls: Tales of Girls and Gadgets was released in June 2015 and has so far raised thousands of dollars for the Society of Women Engineers Scholarship fund. Find it on Amazon.


Be sure to pick up your copy in August 2017! It's going to be an incredible anthology!

8 comments:

  1. Woo-hoo, congrats!! I was lucky enough to be included in the first anthology, and Mary & Paige are great to work with. And you can't beat that cause!

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    1. Thanks. It's so great to meet another fellow author from the anthology team! And yes it's a fantastic cause!

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  2. What an awesome project!! Huge congrats on being part of it! :D

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    1. Thanks so much! I'm so excited about this project.

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  3. Congrats, Jamie! Years ago I got to spend three day in La Jolla interviewing Sally Ride. Sally's hot button was encouraging girls to get involved in science and math and it is very exciting to see her dream reaching fruition. I wish you all the best with your novels!

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    1. Oh wow that's such a cool experience. Thank you so much. I hope to continue to encourage young women in STEM :)

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