Laura Rikono lives in Malaysian North Borneo, where she edits academic texts, collects tropical fevers, and strives to be an interesting tutor. She was once a marine scientist, fishmonger, fisheries observer, and fish caretaker, but then she met a Kadazandusun man who wooed her with fishing trips off a wild beach beneath a lilac mountain. They settled down and had three children, who turned out to be far more interesting than fish. Her stories are fantasy grounded in the natural sciences with a touch of the surreal.
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Future Abstract: Crisp and Squish
SATIRE ALERT: This Future Abstract is entirely fictional and should not be taken as actual scientific research. No plastic was consumed in the making of...

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