Victoria L Sullivan

When I Wasn't Looking

A book of poetry and art, with poems by Victoria Sullivan and art by Barbara Milman. A conversation of sorts between poetry and art, where the poems and the art form an installation on the page. Sullivan’s poems range from contemplations of the seasons, the natural losses of life, and the humor of d...

Adoption

When six-year-old Mary's mother dies unexpectedly, she is "adopted" by her neighbors, Val and David. But nothing about Mary or her adoption is normal. She's a giant—nearly seven feet tall, brilliant and beautiful, the result of her mother's in vitro fertilization at a clinic in Vermilion, Louisiana....

Rogue Genes

SPECULATIVE FICTION NOVEL Middle-east terrorists capture six five-year old polyploid boys from the village of Polysomia to fight as warriors in their country. At five, the boys look deceptively like diploid men, but will soon be nine-foot giants. Thanks to an influenza infection of their diploid par...

Why Water Plants Don't Drown: Survival Strategies of Aquatic and Wetland Plants

Flooding is a serious problem for plants. As with humans, when plants (and plant roots, in particular) that normally live out of water are submerged underwater, they suffocate. But plants that naturally live in wet places don’t die! How are they able to survive in water when upland plants cannot? Su...

Let Me Tell You A Story

These vignettes are the memoirs of members of a life writing class in New Iberia, Louisiana, who created tales of family and places around the world--stories by cowboys, teachers, doctors, nurses, and workers in offices and on farms expressed with wisdom and humor. Love of their ancestors and place ...

Plays by and about Women

Eight plays, all written in this century, in which leading women dramatists present their own pictures of their sex.

Plays by and about Women: An Anthology

Plays by and about Woman