Kirkus

Over at Kirkus: Short Fiction Full of Awesome

Posted on January 11, 2013

It’s Friday so this means we are over at Kirkus! This week, Ana takes a look at some short fictions from 2012 – “The Kairos Mechanism” by Kate Milford; “Scorched Supper on New Niger” by Suzy McKee Charnas; and “A Silly Love Story” by Nicole Cipri.

The Kairos Mechanism

Go forth and read it HERE.

Ana Grilo is a Brazilian who moved to the UK because of the weather. No, seriously. She works with translations in RL and hopes one day The Book Smugglers will be her day job. When she’s not here at The Book Smugglers, she is hogging our Twitter feed.

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