Sarah Zettel American Quotations

My father was a major SF fan in the '40s and '50s, so the house was full of SF books. That's where I got my start and I never looked back.

Oh, and for capturing the wonder and magic of fairy tales and turning that into fresh and modern stories, there is no one around to the Neil Gaiman.

So, The Quiet Invasion is about the attempt to coexist peacefully with people who have radically different ideas and backgrounds than your own.

Once, I got an idea for a short story during a Halloween concert while watching someone play the bones during the performance of Dance Macabre.

The hard part about questions like this is that SF covers such a broad spectrum. There are so many authors who are good at so many different things.