I have a new story out — not historical, unless a story that takes place in the near future could be considered meta-historial or whatever. At any rate, this remarkable collection includes many heavy hitters in the Big Game of political protest fiction and poetry.
In the Amazon description, I get a special call out:
More Alternative Truths is an exploration of the potential consequences of today’s politics in our daily lives. More than our individual lives, but our American identity. . . .
. . . There is something for everyone. Coping. How do we cope? This painful question is explored by three of our best and brightest. Jill Zeller, a woman who won’t write of Elves, has given us “A Woman Walks Into a Bar,” an affirmation of our own choices. Coping is also explored brilliantly by Karin L. Frank and Kerri Leigh Grady in their stories “HMO” and “Final Delivery.”
Available on Amazon right now!
Jill Zeller 