Beth McCabe has been writing spec fiction for 60 years, if you count the handmade book about wizards she produced at an early age. For part of that time she also wrote marketing copy to pay the mortgage. She and her husband recently moved from New England to Washington’s South Puget Sound, where she enjoys chatting about fermenting unusual vegetables instead of how many feet of snow are piled up. She is a graduate of the Barnard College Creative Writing Program, where she placed second in the Elizabeth Janeway Fiction Prize. Her work has appeared in Luna Station Quarterly, Andromeda Spaceways, Halfway Down the Stairs, Liquid Imagination, Brilliant Flash Fiction, Youth Imagination, and other publications.
Stories
Blog Posts
- Chrono/Logically Speaking
- A Woman’s Roll
- Welcome: Guest Blogger C.R. Hodges
- Who Was Cele Goldsmith?
- My Two Cents on Heroes, or: Bite Me, James Cameron
- The Most Dreaded Word in My Writing Life
- In Praise of Used Bookstores, Part I
- Location, Location, Location
- Breakfast Anywhere
- It’s the End of the World and I’m Loving It
- In Praise of Used Bookstores, Part Deux
- Women on the Edge of Time
- Women on the Edge, Part 2
- WD40: Love Lube of the Future?
- Old Favorites: YA Edition
- Spring Cleaning
- Dear Ms. Ann Thrope