STEM anthology

“You lead by example, which inspires others.”

 

Hi, guys! Guess what? I’m part of an amazing anthology coming soon to you. I love encouraging girls to delight in their intelligence.
Fun fact: My short story gives a nod to Chinese mythology.

 

More details below:
Today, I’m revealing the cover and story line-up for
BRAVE NEW GIRLS: TALES OF HEROINES WHO HACK, coming July 2018!
This YA sci-fi anthology (edited by sci-fi authors Paige Daniels and Mary Fan) features stories about girls in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math)… Girls who hack not just computers, but whatever puzzles come their way, using their smarts to save the day. It’s got sci-fi mysteries, cyberpunk, space adventures, and more! Proceeds from sales of the anthology will be donated to the Society of Women Engineers scholarship fund.
And without further ado, here’s the cover!

 

Stories in the anthology (in alphabetical order by title):

The Alchemist’s Daughter by Selenia PazThe Altered Avatar by Mary FanAttack on Aegis by Paige DanielsBecoming a World Builder by Valerie Hunter

Data Recovery by Nicholas Jennings

Discord on Harmonia by M.L.D. Curelas

The Experiment Called Life by Halli Gomez

False Messiahs by Josh Pritchett

Impossible Odds by A.A. Jankiewicz

In Cyberia, Avatar Controls You by Jeremy Rodden

In the Shadow of Zyrcon by Joanna Schnurman

Inmate C87 by Kay Dominguez

Life Hack by Aaron Rosenberg

Login by Jennifer Lee Rossman

Moon Girl by Jennifer Chow

My Other Tree House Is a Rocket Ship by Russ Colchamiro

The Power of Five by Jenifer Purcell Rosenberg

Pyramid Scheme by Jamie Krakover

Sea-Stars and Sand Dollars by Lyssa Chiavari

Second Sun by Jorge Rustrian

ShockWired by Tash McAdam

Sword & Shield by Jelani Akin Parham

Twisted Brick by M.J. Moores

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VISIT THE BRAVE NEW GIRLS WEBSITE: http://bravenewgirls.weebly.com/Brave New Girls: Stories of Tales of Heroines Who Hack is the third volume of the Brave New Girls anthology series. The first two, Brave New Girls: Tales of Girls and Gadgets (2015) and Brave New Girls: Stories of Girls Who Science and Scheme (2017) have so far raised thousands of dollars for the Society of Women Engineers Scholarship fund. Find them on Amazon.

 
ABOUT THE EDITORS

 

Paige Daniels is the pen name of Tina Closser. By day she works as an Electrical Engineer and Mom mushing her kids from gymnastics and violin practice. After the kids go to bed, she rocks out with her headphones turned to eleven and cranks out books. She is an uber science geek. If she wasn’t married to the most terrific guy in the world, she would be a groupie for Adam Baldwin. Her books include Non-Compliance: The Sector, Non-Compliance: The Transition, and Non-Compliance: Equilibrium.

Mary Fan is a hopeless dreamer, whose mind insists on spinning tales of “what if.” As a music major in college, she told those stories through compositions. Now, she tells them through books—a habit she began as soon as she could pick up a pencil. And what stories she has! Currently, she has three series in progress and likes to think that she has even more in her bag. Her books include Starswept, the Jane Colt trilogy, the Firedragon novellas, and the Fated Stars novellas.

 

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Comments

  1. Good job, Jennifer!

  2. What a wonderful idea! As the mother of a female engineer, I’m happy to see stories like this coming out for girls to read.

    • Jennifer Chow says

      Yes, I’m so proud to contribute. I remember growing up in classrooms where teachers told me that girls aren’t good at math :(

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