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On the anniversary of her death, we look back on the extraordinary life of Octavia Butler, one of genre fiction’s greatest writers.

On the anniversary of her death, we look back on the extraordinary life of Octavia Butler, one of genre fiction’s greatest writers. https://theportalist.com/15-fascinating-facts-about-octavia-butler

This entry was posted in wsf on February 24, 2017 by Professor Arielle Saiber.

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