Nerissa's Legacy was originally written for a short story contest. It is a teen horse and family short story.

Mines is a disability short story about a culture that could exist in the future, or may have existed in the past. A single women, dying of

Going Hunting is a short story about how social norms change, and the meaning of words. The rescue and saving of our wildlife, and the worl

I wrote Barred Owl Basin, and drew with coloring pencils the beginning of the story as a left panel and the end of the story on the right.

Dragon's Vale was painted, and someone asked for the story to go with it. So I wrote the short story, Dragon's Vale.

Painted Paper is a short story that could have occurred in early history, or in a distant future. It could have occurred on Earth, or in a

There are black teas, green teas, caffeinated teas, uncaffeinated teas, instant teas, prepared bagged teas, and make your own teas.

Depending on the thickness of the chops, some may be able to cook in as little as thirty minutes.

Living gluten free often means none of the sandwich and cracker parties that are so common.

Will Ambrena and Rusty find the cure they so desperately seek? Is it even what they think it is?

Everyone thought Arizona and New Mexico would be forever safe from earthquakes, volcanoes, and shifting water tables. Only, they aren't.

Galataria teeters on the brink of destruction. At least, the human population does. The rest of the world has been rescued. At what cost?

These stories reach to us across the stars. They share a thought, a dream, or a hope. Stories that touch the heart and soul.

Gail Brown enjoys exploring science and how it affects our daily lives. If only she could remember a tenth of what she once knew, her novel

This novel was inspired by an abuser who wanted to be a scientist. One who wanted to make multiples of the same person, for their own finan

Abuse often starts before awareness of self, and others. Abuse is normalized. Questions lead to life threatening consequences. A few escape.

Those we've know all our lives, who manipulate us.Those we've only met, who shut us down cruelly.

Saving stories in a village of people lost between cultures interrupts her search for belonging. Their fragmented stream of life threatens

Ties and connections she didn't know she had would reveal secrets she wished had never been rooted out of the ground.

Abby Brown writes gentle, in depth fiction and nonfiction, reaching deep into mind, memory, and culture to make connections.