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Praise for "Your Cat & Other Space Aliens" |
"A wild and crazy mix of everyday life, cats with attitude,
cats with dialects, cats with a sex life jumbled in with
heaven, hospitals, racoons--anything in the natural world is
fair game here—makes this collection a fantasy seekers'
delight."
Laura Kennelly
"A marvelous, sometimes humorous, often jolting collection
conjured in various forms from Turzillo’s multi-faceted
perspective."
Marge Simon
“With wit, verve, eccentricity, and brilliance, Turzillo
uses her poetry to spin intense tales that portray the
dynamics of both personal and familial relationships. . . This
is a superbly rich collection of speculative poetry.”
Bruce Boston
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Praise for "Dragon Soup" |
"Dragon Soup is a captivating combination of prose, verse and
art. Enter this world of dragons and you will be entertained
with a delightful, frightening, humorous and thought-provoking
experience."
-Jill Bauman, artist and illustrator,
www.jillbauman.com
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Mary Turzillo's “Mars Is no Place for Children” won the 1999
Nebula. Her first novel, "An Old-Fashioned Martian Girl,"
appeared in Analog. Publishing in Asimov's, F & SF, Interzone,
SF Age, Weird Tales, Oceans of the Mind, and Lady Churchill, she
has over fifty poems in print, plus a chapter book, Galileo's
Blindness.
She founded Cajun Sushi Hamsters and taught in NASA's Science
through Arts. |
| Her favorite people include her
son, Jack Brizzi, Jr., and her husband, writer-scientist
Geoffrey A. Landis. Her cats claim that her fascination with the
color turquoise is evidence of a forgotten adventure on an alien
spaceship. |
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