Mary Turzillo's poetry and fiction has appeared in F&SF, New Verse News, Asimov's, Astropoetica, Interzone, Stone Telling, Star*Line, Strange Horizons, Goblin Fruit, and anthologies and magazines in the US, Great Britain, Japan, Italy, Germany, and the Czech Republic. She has work coming out in Asimov's, Paper Crow, and Stone Telling, plus an authorized Philip José Farmer sequel story "The Beast Erect," in The Worlds of Philip José Farmer 2, Meteor Press, 2011. In addition to her 1999 Nebula Award for "Mars Is no Place for Children," she has been nominated for the Pushcart and Rhysling, and has been a finalist for the 1997 British Science Fiction Association Award for "Eat or Be Eaten: a Love Story," which appeared in Interzone.