Girls Rule: May

May Day May Day. Which woman writer takes you to the edge of your chair? Whose writing is exhilarating, heart-wrenching, and unforgettable?

Ann James
The Pub

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Unsplashing “terror” Photo by Carol Kennedy on Unsplash

Grandma Smillew’s choice:

Cities of Sin

10 stories
A young woman wearing a bandeau-top bikini and sunglasses, lying on a pool chair, and sipping a fruit-laden drink through a red straw.
A skinny, blonde girl in her early teens, wearing a dark green tank top and denim cut-offs, leans against a white brick wall. She has the fingers of both hands tucked into the front pockets of her shorts. A red mist obscures much of the scene but her face is clearly visible. She is looking at the camera with an expression somewhere between contempt and wary scepticism.

by Marsha Adams

Debdutta Pal’s choice(s;): May More and Juniper Less.

Queen Raine Lore’s picks: Claire Franky, Shirley Laffa and Debdutta Pal.

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Ann James
The Pub

Her writing muse lurks in the volcanic hills amidst mustangs, marmots and jackalopes. While hiking with her dogs, Ann stumbles upon stories of dark humor.