by Mary E. Lowd
Written on Twitter for Threads, 12/21/2023

Fancy and fine
In a gown so divine
This otter is floating
The lanterns are glowing Continue reading “The River Otter at the Forest Ball”
An e-zine about spaceships, aliens, science, memory, motherhood, magic, and cats.
by Mary E. Lowd
Written on Twitter for Threads, 12/21/2023

Fancy and fine
In a gown so divine
This otter is floating
The lanterns are glowing Continue reading “The River Otter at the Forest Ball”
by Mary E. Lowd
Written on Twitter for Threads, 12/21/2023

A single point in the universe
From its reference frame
The Earth comes rushing up
But not directly
It lists and leans
Rolling in a galaxy-sized wind Continue reading “A Snowflake’s Point of View”
All of my previously published books that FurPlanet cancelled should be available again on Kindle by the morning, except for Jove Deadly’s Lunar Detective Agency. I need to talk to my co-author about that one.
Wide-distribution and paperbacks will be up next. Continue reading “Picking Myself Back Up”
In the last two days, I’ve made covers for 11 of the 12 books FurPlanet dropped.
All four Otters In Space books are already back on Kindle. Continue reading “Instant Turnaround on Re-Releases”
The more I watch what’s happening and see the parallels to things that have happened in the past, the more it looks to me like the tumultuous, negative aspects of AI being introduced into the world of art and writing were unavoidable, because it’s about people fearing change. Continue reading “People Fear Change”
by Mary E. Lowd

Artists making art
For the right reasons: Continue reading “Professionals Steal Outright”
I haven’t posted about this much, because in the scheme of things, it’s small. But I fought for The Furry Writers’ Guild to be a democracy years ago.
But this year, they’ve enacted an anti-AI policy without a vote and kicked me out summarily because of my stance on AI. Continue reading “Partings Ways with the FWG”
Let me take you down, Cause I’m going to…

What if a river otter happened to stroll on by… Continue reading “A River Otter Visits Strawberry Fields Forever”
I’d like to be…

It’s the same octopus. It just changed colors when its friend the otter showed up. Continue reading “A River Otter Visits an Octopus’s Garden”