Mary Anne Mohanraj is author of Bodies in Motion(HarperCollins), The Stars Change (Circlet Press) and twelve other titles. Bodies in Motion was a finalist for the Asian American Book Awards, a USA Today Notable Book, and has been translated into six languages. The Stars Change is a science fiction novella, and finalist for the Lambda, Rainbow, and Bisexual Book Awards. Previous titles include Aqua Erotica, Without a Map, and A Taste of Serendib (a Sri Lankan cookbook). Mohanraj founded the Hugo-nominated magazine,Strange Horizons, and was Guest of Honor at WisCon 2010. She serves as Executive Director of the Speculative Literature Foundation (speclit.org), has taught at the Clarion SF/F workshop, and is Clinical Associate Professor of English at the University of Illinois at Chicago. Mohanraj’s newest book is the Lambda-award-finalist SF novella, The Stars Change; other recent publications include stories for George R.R. Martin's Wild Cards series, chapters for Ellen Kushner's Tremontaine at Serial Box,and stories at Clarkesworld, Asimov's, and Lightspeed. Forthcoming 2018 titles include Survivor (a SF/F anthology, stories of trauma and survival) and Perennial (a breast cancer memoir / romance). www.maryannemohanraj.com
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Recently I listened to The Ballad of Anne and Mary. It's a musical audiodrama about a couple of gay pirates and the journalist who wants to tell their story. It's great. The story is touching and the songs are super catchy. I love stories set during the 1700s piracy era. I think it's one of my new favorite musical ADs. My only criticism is that I wish it was longer, though I understand that it takes a lot of work to produce musical ADs.
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I love Mary Anne! I think she’s always been my favorite. Although as an adult I’ve learned to say that she’s not as always sensitive as the claims her to be lol. One of her negative traits is that she’s very judgmental at least at the beginning. Her relationship with Logan is very blah too. I appreciate that she doesn’t have a special talents like Claudia and art, it makes her way more relatable. I also really loved her makeover. She looked really cute with bob especially on book 131 or 109. I’ve loved all three versions of Mary Anne in the media too. I like to imagine the hbo version of her is after she hit her growth spurt lol.
I find them extremely cringe. 80% of their content at this point is just her making jokes about him proposing. What’s more interesting to me is that he just looks awkward when she brings it up, and fair enough 🤷♀️ If you really want to marry him, propose and give him a genuine option to say yes or no
Hello! I am attempting to get more visibility on Mary Anne's case because I haven't seen much publicity for it. She disappeared in Anchorage, AK after moving 400 miles to go to school, and was last seen in a not-so-great part of town.
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She disappeared in 2012.
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Donald Lee Fritzler, 64, and his wife, Mary Anne Fritzler, 57, of Oklahoma City had celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary the day before the federal building explosion. The Fritzlers were married April 18, 1959. Don was especially known for his work designing churches. He attended high school in Hooker and graduated from the University of Oklahoma, where he received a bachelor’s degree in architecture. He served as a principal in architectural firms, including Fritzler & Associates, which he had headed since 1980. Mary Anne had taught high school in the Oklahoma City and Midwest City-Del City school districts for 14 years. She attended Southeast High School in Oklahoma City and OU, where she received a bachelor’s degree in business education. In 1982, Mary Anne joined her husband at Fritzler & Associates, where the two worked side by side.
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