I am SO thrilled to see my short story The Lipstick Assault in Serene Manor, about being an old dyke in a nursing home, published in the September issue of the fantabulous Gertrude Press!!
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16 September 2021
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Katz, you made my day.
I read the story during my lunchbreak and was completely transported from my stressful workday - rejuvenated by your wit and insightful writing.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Please keep writing. I can never get enough.
Posted by: Gema Gray | 16 September 2021 at 17:38
O sweet goddess preserve us!
I like the twist, but most of them are just ignorant, superstitious bigots. Maggie had her fair share. One we called "The Praise Dancer". Another believed in demons. It's tragic.
Posted by: Marj | 19 September 2021 at 18:47