Coral Alejandra Moore
Coral writes speculative fiction, most of the time with kissing.
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Coral Alejandra Moore has always been the kind of girl who makes up stories. Fortunately, she never quite grew out of that. She writes because she loves to invent characters and the desire to find out what happens to her creations drives her tales. Prompted by a general interest in how life works, she studied biology. She enjoys conversations about genetics and microbiology as much as those about vampires and werewolves. Coral writes mainly speculative fiction and has a Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Albertus Magnus College. She is a 2013 alum of the Viable Paradise writer’s workshop. She has been published by Diabolical Plots, Zombies Need Brains, and Secrets of the Goat People. Currently she lives in the beautiful state of Washington with the love of her life and a dangerously smart Catahoula Leopard Dog.
Stories · Posts · Books
The Night You Were A Comet
Dec 20, 2018 · 5,788 words (22 minutes) · 1 like
A mission to bring back water from a comet to a space settlement goes horrible wrong. Originally Published in Alien Artifacts in August 2016.
Sustaining Memory
Dec 6, 2018 · 1,967 words (8 minutes)
A woman loses her memories one at a time to power a machine that could restore life to her dead planet.
The Sorceress Who Had No Heart
Nov 27, 2018 · 5,982 words (22 minutes)
An adaptation of a Scandinavian fairy tale written into a fantastical version of ancient Mongolia.
Most AIs Are Jerks
Nov 21, 2018 · 544 words (2 minutes) · 1 like
Dating is hard, even when you're an Artificial Intelligence.
