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    Season One: Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space: Iris and the Crew, #1
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    By Cait Gordon

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    In a galactic network known as the Keangal, where space is accessible…

    Lieutenant Eileen Iris and the command crew of the S.S. SpoonZ haven't a clue what it means to be disabled. That's not a metaphor—no one they know has ever applied that term to living beings. So, when a startled intergalactic janitor calls them disabled but is 'ported away a bit too soon, they realize they might never get the answer to that particular question. Unphased, duties resume as Lieutenant Iris tries to appease her overprotective guidebot Clarence; Security Chief Lartha and her new sentient prosthetic legs offer kick-ass protection; Mr. Herbert's inventiveness is a treasured godsend (though he's not quite grasped how to flirt); Commander Davan's good humour comes through whether trumpeted, texted, or signed; and Captain Warq's genteel but firm leadership keeps everyone at their best. 

    Until on one mission, where they tear through space. Just a little bit.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRenaissance Press
    Release dateSep 15, 2023
    Season One: Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space: Iris and the Crew, #1

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      Season One: Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space: Iris and the Crew, #1
      Season One: Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space: Iris and the Crew, #1

      Season One: Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space: Iris and the Crew, #1

      Cait Gordon
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      In a galactic network known as the Keangal, where space is accessible… Lieutenant Eileen Iris and the command crew of the S.S. SpoonZ haven't a clue what it means to be disabled. That's not a metaphor—no one they know has ever applied that term to living beings. So, when a startled intergalactic janitor calls them disabled but is 'ported away a bit too soon, they realize they might never get the answer to that particular question. Unphased, duties resume as Lieutenant Iris tries to appease her overprotective guidebot Clarence; Security Chief Lartha and her new sentient prosthetic legs offer kick-ass protection; Mr. Herbert's inventiveness is a treasured godsend (though he's not quite grasped how to flirt); Commander Davan's good humour comes through whether trumpeted, texted, or signed; and Captain Warq's genteel but firm leadership keeps everyone at their best.  Until on one mission, where they tear through space. Just a little bit.

      In a galactic network known as the Keangal, where space is accessible… Lieutenant Eileen Iris and the command crew of the S.S. SpoonZ haven't a clue what it means to be disabled. That's not a metaphor—no one they know has ever applied that term to living beings. So, when a startled intergalactic janitor calls them disabled but is 'ported away a bit too soon, they realize they might never get the answer to that particular question. Unphased, duties resume as Lieutenant Iris tries to appease her overprotective guidebot Clarence; Security Chief Lartha and her new sentient prosthetic legs offer kick-ass protection; Mr. Herbert's inventiveness is a treasured godsend (though he's not quite grasped how to flirt); Commander Davan's good humour comes through whether trumpeted, texted, or signed; and Captain Warq's genteel but firm leadership keeps everyone at their best.  Until on one mission, where they tear through space. Just a little bit.

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    Cait Gordon

    Cait Gordon is an autistic, disabled, and queer Canadian writer of speculative fiction that celebrates diversity. She is the author of "Life in the 'Cosm", "The Stealth Lovers", and "Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space" (2023). Her short stories appear in "Alice Unbound: Beyond Wonderland", "We Shall Be Monsters", "Space Opera Libretti", and "Stargazers: Microtales from the Cosmos". Cait also founded The Spoonie Authors Network and joined Talia C. Johnson to co-edit the "Nothing Without Us" and "Nothing Without Us Too" anthologies, whose authors and protagonists are disabled, d/Deaf or hard-of-hearing, Blind or visually impaired, neurodivergent, Spoonie, and/or they manage mental illness.

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