Elizabeth Cobbe

We’ve reached May, which in Central Texas means we’ve hit the end of bluebonnet season. There are still a few purple dots on the side of the road, but they’re not long for this world.

Because this is the internet, I won’t list all the lessons this spring afforded me. Some had to do with work. Others involved deadlines. Still others had to do with youth sports. (There’s a short speculative story in there somewhere with furious parents on the sidelines. Also, I always thought Katniss’s mother got short shrift in Hunger Games.)

Regardless, I’m grateful for another spring with wildflowers and honey bees.

Tidbits:

• The anthology Tales of Superstition, Fear, and Doom is out, featuring my theatrical horror story “Justice Turns the Balance Scales.”
• That entitles me to my very own Amazon author page. Slim at present, hopefully positioned to soon grow longer!