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Author Spotlight: Paranormal Ecohorror author S.M. Mack
S.M. Mack (she/her) is a 2019 MFA recipient in popular fiction from USM Stonecoast, the 2017 first place winner of the Katherine Patterson Prize for Young Adult Writing, and a Clarion 2012 grad. Her short fiction has been published in Fireside Fiction, Vine Leaves Literary Journal’s “Best of 2015” anthology, and the Clarion class of 2012’s seven Rainbow Anthologies, among others. Her novella Death Valley Blooms is part of Neon Hemlock’s 2025 Novella Series.
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Every decade or so, vast quantities and varieties of wildflowers bloom all at once in Death Valley. But unbeknownst to the wider world, these super blooms are powered by a woman’s life. Mar’s mother was called a decade ago, pulled underground to be used like a battery, and she herself has begun to feel Death Valley’s presence. Mar has an ace up her sleeve, though: neither she nor her brother will ever have children. Is it enough for the desert to release its grip on her family?
Death Valley Blooms is out with Neon Hemlock. Cover illustration by Rose Meyer. Cover design by dave ring.What was the seed for your novella, Death Valley Blooms, and how did this sprout into the novella published by Neon Hemlock?
My Clarion class put out seven charity anthologies to help raise money for attendee scholarships.
Clarion lasts for six weeks from June to August, so we challenged ourselves to write a story from scratch each year, focusing on a different color of the rainbow.
My Yellow Volume story started at the (erroneous) assumption that all dirt in the southern Californian deserts is yellow, or at least yellow-ish.
From there, I did some daydreaming about how the ground might interact with people; I went from “skinning your hands and knees when you fall down” to “what if the blood spilled from a minor injury isn’t enough? What if blood isn’t enough? What if the ground eats you whole? Why would it do that?”
By the end of the first draft I knew I had something special, but I also knew I’d never be able to tease out the subtleties hiding in there under our short timeline. So I set it aside for a few years, and picked it back up during grad school.
Within the novella are themes of consent and autonomy, but also the futility of people’s actions against a landscape that will outlast them. Where did these themes come from, and why explore them here?
One of my childhood refrains was “I can do it myself!” even when that was not objectively true. It insists on boundary-setting for both consent and autonomy—anyone who overrides one will inevitably override the other.
Death Valley Blooms’ main character, Mar, is very much a product of that mentality. She is determined to break her family’s curse, even though generations of women have succumbed to Death Valley’s call. She fights for her autonomy and nurtures a lifelong grudge against the curse for stealing her ability to consent. Because, of course, that’s what curses do: render those trapped under its power unable to protect their emotional, mental, and physical selves.
I also spent a lot of time thinking about climate change versus an individual’s effect on their environment. The physical world does not care how frightened or overwhelmed you and I are by wildfires, flash floods, or water scarcity. But if one small part of the world—Death Valley, in this case—reached out and demanded payment or help from an individual, how could we possibly say no? Even culpability and guilt aside, how could a single family of individuals possibly resist nature’s force? They can’t.
What to you was psychologically interesting about a family dealing with constant absences and returns?
I had a lot of undiagnosed anxiety when I began writing Death Valley Blooms, and one of the things I obsessed over was my parents’ ages. I have a good relationship with both, and for a year or more I just could not see past the knowledge that I’d outlive them, and that that was somehow the best outcome.
One of the more tragic ideas I couldn’t shake was the prospect of losing time—losing years—that could be spent in one another’s company: how much better would it be to “only” lose your mother (or sister, or aunt) for twenty years, rather than forever? Furthermore, how difficult would it be to accept and move through the resulting grief, then have those feelings and growth invalidated when the missing loved one returns? What does that do to a close-knit family when it happens over and over again?
What LGBTQIA+ rep can readers expect to find in this novella, and why is this rep important to you to include?
There’s no reason not to make characters queer in one way or another—or rather, there’s no more reason to make them queer than to make them straight. A story doesn’t hinge on the gender or sexual orientation of side characters, and even “boring,” everyday representation is a good thing.
For example, Mar’s closest friend is openly bisexual; she’s divorced from a man and dating a woman. It comes up in casual conversation a few times, but that’s all.
I identify as simply queer now, but I spent many years identifying as asexual, then as aro/ace (and so on and so forth as my perception of myself changed), while living in a near-constant state of fury and frustration at how hard it was to find ace main characters at all, let along ace main characters outside romantic subplots.
I didn’t plan for Mar’s aro/ace identity to become a strength, but it’s an important part of who she is. Part of why she’s so family-oriented is that she doesn’t care about finding a romantic partner. Her family is perfect the way it is, if only she could defy Death Valley and bring everyone together again.
The other queer rep I’d like to highlight is Mar’s aunt, Lucy, who is a trans woman. She’s got her own issues going on over the course of the story, but she doesn’t stand in the spotlight, either. I wanted to create a path for her to simply exist as a regular person dealing with a family curse and an increasingly desperate niece. (“Regular” is doing a lot of work here, I know.) But I wanted to remind readers that the environment does not give a rat’s behind about human-imposed boundaries, whether those be gender strictures or geographical boundaries.
Death Valley’s curse falls on the women of Mar and Lucy’s family, and both Mar and Lucy are women.
Death Valley is a character in the novella, much like the human characters. What was it like to develop this aspect of the novella?
As a younger writer, I participated in a workshop where one colleague had a television background, and we talked a lot about the “white room syndrome,” where a scene entirely ignores its setting. The discussion left an impression, and over time my writing evolved from dutifully including setting descriptions to centering the setting alongside the characters.
Our surroundings in real life aren’t sentient, but speculative fiction is the perfect place to look beyond that natural end place. I’ve really loved trying to get into the headspace required to embody an inhuman, unpredictable, and nearly all-powerful true-neutral character, a vast ecosystem with little to no way of communicating directly with my human characters—sometimes I think of Death Valley’s character as alien as the actual location feels when visiting. And I’m definitely going to keep doing this in future stories!
For example, I have another story I’m working on about eating disorders with a gargoyle sent to live in exile in a different California desert.
Do you have anything that you want to share with readers, anything out now, or coming soon?
I’m in the middle of a companion novella for Death Valley Blooms! It picks up slightly before the end of Death Valley Blooms and is from a different character’s point of view. I have a beautiful cover created by the incomparable Rose Mayer, who also did the original, and I’ll be releasing the companion story sometime during summer 2026. I’ll be posting updates on bsky and via my author newsletter, which readers can sign up for on my website.
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100 Wuthering Heights–Inspired Baby Girl Names (A–Z)
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Few novels feel as atmospheric and romantic as Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. Set on the wild English moors, the story is filled with dramatic love, haunting landscapes, and unforgettable characters. Even the names in the novel carry a poetic, windswept charm that feels perfect for parents who love classic literature.
Victorian names from the Brontë era often feel elegant and timeless. Many come from nature, old English traditions, or strong historical roots. Some appear directly in Wuthering Heights, while others reflect the same vintage style and moody beauty that surrounds the story.
If you are drawn to literary names with depth and romance, here is a collection of 100 baby girl names inspired by the world and aesthetic of Wuthering Heights — arranged from A to Z.
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Ada — Noble and serene; a Victorian classic.
Adeline — Noble and graceful.
Agnes — Pure and gentle.
Alice — Noble and bright.B
Beatrice — Bringer of happiness.
Blythe — Carefree and joyful.
Briony — A climbing plant; delicate and nature-inspired.
Briar — A thorny rose bush, evoking wild landscapes.C
Catherine — Pure; the unforgettable heroine of Wuthering Heights.
Clara — Bright and clear.
Cora — Maiden; soft and classic.
Cecilia — Heavenly and musical.D
Diana — Divine and luminous.
Dorothea — Gift of God.
Delilah — Delicate and romantic.
Daphne — Laurel tree; graceful and natural.E
Eleanor — Light and compassion.
Eliza — Devoted to God.
Esther — Star.
Edith — Prosperous in war; a vintage English name.F
Florence — Flourishing and blooming.
Felicity — Great happiness.
Frances — Free-spirited.
Flora — Flower; a beautiful Victorian favorite.G
Georgiana — Feminine form of George; elegant and aristocratic.
Grace — Charm and goodness.
Genevieve — Woman of the people.
Gwendolyn — White ring or blessed.H
Harriet — Ruler of the home.
Hazel — The hazel tree; earthy and gentle.
Hester — Star; an old English favorite.
Honor — A virtue name popular in earlier centuries.I
Isabella — Devoted to God; Catherine’s sister-in-law in Wuthering Heights.
Iris — Rainbow; delicate and botanical.
Imogen — Maiden; poetic and Shakespearean.
Ivy — Evergreen vine symbolizing loyalty.J
Jane — God is gracious; reminiscent of Brontë literature.
Juliet — Youthful and romantic.
Josephine — God will increase.
Jessamine — Jasmine flower.K
Katherine — A variant of Catherine meaning pure.
Keira — Dark-haired beauty.
Kitty — A charming diminutive of Katherine.
Kendra — Wise ruler.L
Lillian — Lily flower; soft and elegant.
Lucy — Light.
Lydia — From Lydia in Greece.
Lavender — A fragrant flowering plant.M
Margaret — Pearl.
Matilda — Strength in battle.
Millicent — Strong worker.
Mabel — Lovable.N
Nelly — Shining light; inspired by Ellen “Nelly” Dean, the narrator of Wuthering Heights.
Nora — Honor or light.
Naomi — Pleasantness.
Nadine — Hope.O
Olivia — Olive tree; peaceful and timeless.
Ophelia — Help; poetic and dramatic.
Odette — Wealth and prosperity.
Octavia — Eighth.P
Penelope — Weaver.
Primrose — The first rose of spring.
Phoebe — Bright and radiant.
Prudence — A classic Victorian virtue name.Q
Queenie — A charming vintage nickname meaning queen.
Quinn — Wise and intelligent.
Quilla — Gentle and poetic.
Quintessa — Essence or fifth element.R
Rosalind — Beautiful rose.
Rosamund — Horse protector.
Rowena — Fame and joy.
Rebecca — To bind.S
Sophia — Wisdom.
Seraphina — Fiery and angelic.
Sylvia — Of the forest.
Susanna — Lily flower.T
Theodora — Gift of God.
Tabitha — Gazelle; graceful and rare.
Theresa — Harvester.
Temperance — Self-control; a virtue name.U
Una — One or unity.
Unity — Harmony and togetherness.
Ursula — Little bear.
Ulyssa — A rare poetic name.V
Victoria — Victory.
Violet — Purple flower; beautifully Victorian.
Verity — Truth.
Valentina — Strength and health.W
Winifred — Blessed peace.
Willa — Resolute protector.
Wilhelmina — Determined guardian.
Wren — Small songbird.X
Xanthe — Golden.
Xenia — Hospitality.
Ximena — Listener.
Xandra — Defender of mankind.Y
Yvette — Yew tree.
Yara — Small butterfly.
Yvonne — Archer.
Ysolde — Ice ruler; romantic medieval name.Z
Zara — Blooming flower.
Zinnia — Bright garden flower.
Zelda — Blessed or gray fighting maid.
Zora — Dawn.Final Thoughts
Names inspired by Wuthering Heights capture a kind of timeless romance that feels both dramatic and elegant. Whether you love classic Victorian names like Catherine and Isabella or nature-inspired picks like Briar, Ivy, and Wren, these names carry the same windswept beauty found in Emily Brontë’s unforgettable story.
A literary name can feel like a little piece of poetry—something that grows with your child and always carries a story behind it.
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