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Zin E. Rocklyn speaks on their Shirley Jackson Award-winning novella “Flowers for the Sea" with fellow speculative fiction author and Lesley University faculty Laurie Foos.
Read Zin's essay, "My Genre Makes a Monster of Me" from Uncanny Magazine
Read more about Zin and Laurie and find a transcript for this episode on our website.
Learn more about Lesley University's low-residency MFA in Creative Writing program.
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