OK, so two things. First, this story is so good! Is it really your first publication, Erin? If so, then wow. Second, as a former cancer cell biologist, I really appreciated the phrase "multiplied like a mitotic cell." Not something you hear everyday in romance fiction...
Oh, that’s so kind of you to say, Vicky! Yes, I’ve just recently dipped my toe in the world of short fiction. At the time I submitted this it was my first publication, but I’ve just recently had another (very different) story published in Five on the Fifth earlier this month 😊 Appreciate your support. You are such an encouraging presence in the community, always love to see you boosting other writers up! ❤️
I loved this story so much, Erin. Yes, former bio major here, so I agree with Vicky in loving the med relates. It's hard to believe this is your first publication! Best wishes with your novel -- welcome aboard! 💜🦋
I really like this story. Both the concept and how it was told.
I agree!
OK, so two things. First, this story is so good! Is it really your first publication, Erin? If so, then wow. Second, as a former cancer cell biologist, I really appreciated the phrase "multiplied like a mitotic cell." Not something you hear everyday in romance fiction...
Oh, that’s so kind of you to say, Vicky! Yes, I’ve just recently dipped my toe in the world of short fiction. At the time I submitted this it was my first publication, but I’ve just recently had another (very different) story published in Five on the Fifth earlier this month 😊 Appreciate your support. You are such an encouraging presence in the community, always love to see you boosting other writers up! ❤️
Aw, thanks, Erin ❤️
What a unique idea for a romance. It kept us wondering whether it would actually happen. It was a satisfying conclusion, led up to by great imagery.
I loved this story so much, Erin. Yes, former bio major here, so I agree with Vicky in loving the med relates. It's hard to believe this is your first publication! Best wishes with your novel -- welcome aboard! 💜🦋
Loved this: “…the warmth at its center felt real, a small, sunlit window out of this truly terrible day.”
I just loved how fantasy & reality collided in this piece! Can't wait to read more of your writing Erin 😊
Really like this story, Erin. Well done for something different.