Come for the Science (fiction) and stay for the library
Welcome!
This is where I run the parallel lives: SFF writer and early childhood librarian.
I strongly believe in the early introduction of science to children. With early acclimatization to terminology and concepts, hands on activities, and a song or two, I believe we can bring more children to scientific literacy by the end of high school. We know that reading at grade level by third year allows children to continue with their peers through the rest of their schooling career, so why not include scientific literacy in that reading? C’mon! It’ll be fun.
On the Science Fiction and Fantasy writing side, I’m a space nut and herding fairies. Looking to meet SFWA qualifications, I’m producing and editing every week. Like most things in this rainbow-chasing world, this doesn’t come easy but I love it. I’m in for the long haul.
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KariAnn may be a new author to the indie scene, but she is no stranger to great character-driven tension. The world-building in ‘Olivia’s Field’ is where KariAnn shines. She does a fabulous job creating a vivid ‘otherworld’ full of detail and life. Olivia is a caring and ambitious character with depth and she is nicely contracted with Varic, the stoic Faerie who acts as Olivia’s guide.
LauraAC
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Kari Ann Ramadorai
Kari Ann is a Seattle creativity junkie, and science enthusiast. Cloudy days and rainy evenings suit her, so the Pacific Northwest is now home. She lived near Tucson and holds a dual degree in Religious Studies and Literary Criticism. Her masters degree is in Early Childhood education. Kari Ann’s parallel paths in bringing science to early childhood communities, and she does this through school libraries. Providing auxiliary experiences on a weekly basis and ensuring educators have media and associated materials they need to bring science and sci-art to young children.
She sees a convergence at the intersection of English literature and the native religions of the regions that speak the language of stories. She spends many a-day in an elementary school library spreading book-centered enthusiasm. She cares for aging and ailing horses in her off-hours, chickens, and misses her llamas.
She has written short stories for Robot Cowgirl, 444 Project, and is author of the Olivia’s Field urban fantasy series, and the Trojan War space opera cycle.