A software engineer by trade, Jennifer Lyn Parsons is a life-long lover of story with a capital S. Her work has been seen in various magazines and she has published three books, with quite a few more in her back pocket. She counts Jim Jarmusch and Laura Ingalls Wilder as two of her biggest influences. Make of that what you will.
When not writing either code or fiction, she reads books and comics, and sometimes makes things out of wool or paper. She finds joy in making things, be they digital or analog.
Stories
- Joinery
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Blog Posts
- “Grandma COBOL”
- Damn, that’s a nice looking book
- Ode to the Indies
- We Are Volcanoes
- Sleepless, but this isn’t Seattle
- A merry band of digital misfits and pixel-based rogues…
- A Life in Pictures (and Text)
- What a cute little dog! I mean robot!
- Just one tale…
- Daring Wisdom
- A peek behind the curtain…
- Pride is full of rainbows, and sometimes dragons
- Thoughts on the creaky, old required reading list
- On Superheroes and Soap Operas
- The Quixotic Influence of the Mixtape
- Forget the bombshell, remember the brains
- It’s not about strength, it’s about durability
- Year 10: Where everything old is new again