Albuquerque authors Lauren C. Teffeau, Sarena Ulibarri go beyond the real world with speculative fiction Sarena Ulibarri Lauren C. Teffeau Published February 4, 2025 - 8:00 a.m. Modified February 4, 2025 - 8:00 a.m. As featured on - Albuquerque authors Lauren C. Teffeau, Sarena Ulibarri go beyond the real world with speculative fiction Lauren C. Teffeau and Sarena Ulibarri are imaginative Albuquerque writers of what is known as speculative fiction. Their recent work fits into the subgenres of science fiction and fantasy. Both Teffeau’s most recent book is the novel “A Hunger With No Name” and Ulibarri’s second novella, “Steel Tree,” came out last year. collection_045c8ae6-ddd7-11ef-8877-9f0644455d56.html
As featured on - Albuquerque authors Lauren C. Teffeau, Sarena Ulibarri go beyond the real world with speculative fiction Lauren C. Teffeau and Sarena Ulibarri are imaginative Albuquerque writers of what is known as speculative fiction. Their recent work fits into the subgenres of science fiction and fantasy. Both Teffeau’s most recent book is the novel “A Hunger With No Name” and Ulibarri’s second novella, “Steel Tree,” came out last year.
Trump administration ends protections for lesser prairie chicken Delisting lifts special federal rules to avoid disruptions to the birds' habitat, which includes New Mexico
UNM, Nusenda announce 10-year, $17.4 million naming rights deal for the Pit Starting with next basketball season, it'll be The Pit, powered by Nusenda
Sonic portraits: From sax solos to a whip crack, NMPhil’s ‘Pictures at an Exhibition,’ an eclectic concert inspired by art
Lobos roll to 20th win of season, topping Utah State Coach Bradbury honored by team after getting 200th win with Lobos
Deb Haaland announces affordability policies as gubernatorial race heats up Former Interior secretary would raise minimum wage, ban rent fixing and invest in renewable energy if elected
