J. K. Rowling, whose stories showed me how to write this one,
P. L. Travers, who had the medicine I needed,
Julie Andrews, who had a spoonful of sugar to help me swallow it,
Ray Bradbury, from whom I stole my title,
my father, from whom I stole all the rest,
and my mother, who introduced me to most of the mycology (and mythology) I relied on to write this story.
Although Draco incendia trychophyton is an invention, my ma would tell you that almost every feature of my fictional spore can actually be found in nature.
J. K. Rowling, whose stories showed me how to write this one,
P. L. Travers, who had the medicine I needed,
Julie Andrews, who had a spoonful of sugar to help me swallow it,
Ray Bradbury, from whom I stole my title,
my father, from whom I stole all the rest,
and my mother, who introduced me to most of the mycology (and mythology) I relied on to write this story.
Although Draco incendia trychophyton is an invention, my ma would tell you that almost every feature of my fictional spore can actually be found in nature.
