I'm not sure where to start with Kacey Ezell. For one thing, I want to fangirl here, but I don't want to embarrass her, either. It's not for her writing - although that's very good, and you'll enjoy it - it's for what she's done. I knew about her for years before I got to read her work, through John Ringo who wrote about her and immortalized her in a way with his stories. There have been many writers who lived larger lives than in their stories, and Kacey is one of them. But I'll stop. Otherwise I'm likely to get a Gibbs-slap next time we're at the same con. Instead I'll urge you to pick up one of her stories, either in