The thing I love most about language, though, is that it actively creates and recreates reality. That we can derive meaning from inexplicit language based on context, cognition, and inference. That we can create an infinite amount of messages from a finite amount of resources. It’s so weird and almost inexplicable that we can make scratches on a page or noises with our mouths or signs with our hands and transport ideas into someone else’s head. Find Lora Beth on Twitter are a lot of things I love about language. She lives in Davidson, NC with her little roommate, Colocataire the Yorki-poo. Goddess in the Machine is her first book.
When she’s not writing, she’s teaching college English and learning new languages. She spent her adulthood collecting degrees, careers, and stamps in her passport before realizing her passion for creating fictional worlds. As an only child, Lora Beth Johnson grew up telling herself stories and reading past her bedtime.
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