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Jennifer Lee Rossman

    This author crafts peculiar and hopeful sci-fi and fantasy tales populated by LGBTQIA+ and disabled characters, often peppered with Jurassic Park references. They aim to create stories that serve as safe and welcoming spaces for readers of all genders, abilities, races, religions, and orientations. Their writing thoughtfully handles sensitive subjects, avoiding explicit sexual content and gratuitous violence, while employing profanity sparingly and appropriately. Through their work, they offer accessible narratives that embrace and respect a diverse readership.

    We're the Weird Aliens
    • 2021

      We're the Weird Aliens

      • 324 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      In science fiction, humans are usually boring compared to other spacefaring small, weak, with no claws or tentacles, and no special abilities to speak of.  If we're lucky, humans have an indomitable spirit when the chips are down.  Not much more than that. But what if they weren't? What if humans were the ones who all the other aliens talked about, in tones of appreciation, fear, or utter confusion? What if humans weren't the boring ones, but the weirdest things among the stars?28 authors explore some of the many ways that we can be the talk of the cosmos.

      We're the Weird Aliens