Feathered Friendship - Silverwings, Katie
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The first installment in the award-winning Strange Space Adventures series of optimistic science fiction books by Katie Silverwings, Feathered Friendship: A Strange Space Novella is a tale of friendship, family, and finding one's place in the galaxy. Follow along as Bernadette, a young budgerigar, explores the starship MSS Venture with her Florivan best friend, Cobalt Mereday, and does her best to convince the scientist who hatched her that she is, in fact, much more than an ordinary little bird. Dr. Ariadne Salzar-Newman is NOT a mad scientist. She is a scientist-and a brilliant one at…mehr

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The first installment in the award-winning Strange Space Adventures series of optimistic science fiction books by Katie Silverwings, Feathered Friendship: A Strange Space Novella is a tale of friendship, family, and finding one's place in the galaxy. Follow along as Bernadette, a young budgerigar, explores the starship MSS Venture with her Florivan best friend, Cobalt Mereday, and does her best to convince the scientist who hatched her that she is, in fact, much more than an ordinary little bird. Dr. Ariadne Salzar-Newman is NOT a mad scientist. She is a scientist-and a brilliant one at that-but she's hardly mad. According to MSS Venture's resident psychologist, the Florivan Elder Navy Irleeim, she's only "amusingly eccentric, with a bit more of a fascination with the Strange than is healthy for a human." Navy would know, too, considering how long they've been officially observing her and occasionally assisting with her experiments. If their Navigator's wife has to be set on studying things that could kill her, they'd rather be involved from the beginning. ¿ Dr. Salzar-Newman's latest endeavor towards mitigating the dangers of starships traveling via the so-called "Quantum Space shortcut" is not one Navy would ordinarily have approved. Bottled miasmas are one thing; eggs are another entirely. Still, having taken one of their Florivan patients under her wing as a part-time assistant, she's safer than usual this time. Working with her will be good for Cobalt Mereday-if only because her unique brand of oddity seems to be the only thing capable of helping them. ¿ Even Dr. Salzar-Newman has no reason to suspect just how much of an effect this particular project will have on her family and her protégé, nor how far-reaching the consequences will be. ¿Something new is about to hatch...
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Katie Silverwings (She/Her, They/Them) is a glassblower, visual artist, and writer, originally from Texas and now a nomadic creative spirit. She holds a BA in English and History from McMurry University in Abilene, Texas, with minors in Art, Arts Administration, and Biblical Greek Translation, as well as a BA (Hons.) in Glass from the University for the Creative Arts in the UK.¿Silverwings is the Artist in Residence for the Westberg Institute for Faith Community Nursing and the Production Editor for Perspectives: Spiritual Care in Nursing and Faith Community Nursing Practice. She also works with PepTalk Productions, LLC as a freelance editor, graphic designer, cover artist, and publication designer.¿Long fascinated by nature and space, Silverwings' speculative fiction work centers around notions of optimistic futurism, friendship, found family, and adventurous journeys into the known and unknown. Her characters do most of the driving, and she does her best to keep up and negotiate pleasing stories with them. Silverwings is best known for her award-winning "Strange Space" books.¿Silverwings' two cats are commonly found staring over her shoulder while she's writing. The small cloud of dark matter with eyes likes to sit in her lap and interfere with typing, while the calico makes operatic editorial comments from across the room. Silverwings identifies as aromantic, asexual, and genderfae.