Sally Gwylan was born in Texas and raised all over the South. She now resides in New Mexico in a small, handmade, off-the-grid house a half hour west of Albuquerque, where the wind blows more often than not. A graduate of the 1985 Clarion Writer’s Workshop, Ms. Gwylan works part-time at a law firm to allow time for writing, singing, gardening, and building stuff.
Sally Gwylan has the following works available at Clarkesworld:
When I wake this time, I smell that dawn is close. I remember the scent of it from childhood, sweet and brisk and metallic like new grasses crushed together with aniseed. Dawn smells better than the inside of this dead soldier’s sleepbag, yet I’d choose to bury my nose and aching belly and aching mind […]
