Every species has its quirks. Some are harder to explain than others. A witty first contact comedy about strange habits, misplaced certainty, and the challenge of understanding a perspective completely unlike your own.
Tag Archives: Micha Rogers
Ladybug Picnic (Flash Fiction)
At Mrs. Redwing’s garden picnic, the tea is excellent, the gossip is lively, and the complaints about humans are entirely justified. After all, being admired is one of the greatest dangers a ladybug can face.
Short Story Published in Space & Time Magazine: Department of Magical Irrelevance
One of my short stories was just published in the issue #151 of Space & Time magazine.
Pineapple Protocol (Short Story)
A snarky wood elf navigates disastrous dates filled with cursed suitors and oversized egos while dodging her father’s arranged marriage. Just when she is ready to give up, fate finally intervenes in the most fanged, way.
News: Anthology of Folklore Short Stories
In response to a call for short stories based on local legends from where the author lives, issued by Vanessa Perry on Substack, I wrote a new short story based on the local folklore of Rhode Island.
Gloam Striders (Dragon Rider Novella)
They say nothing survives the light. They’re wrong. In a world of twilight, Darcel witnesses the impossible: women who bond dragons and walk in the sun. Their arrival ignites fear and he must choose the fate of his people.
The Michaverse
Check out my Substack for a large selection of my work: short stories, fiction, serial publications, essays, memoirs, and more writing than you can shake a stick at.