Dragon Vale

by Charlotte Webb

We agreed to meet all together and make it without thinking of the consequences. By Leticia worth every moment, whether happy or not. - Henri? _ I go out of my reverie and look at my mother looking at me intently at the door. - Hi Mom. _ Smile at her that returns me with trepidation. - We go out to dinner. You want to go? Let's all. _ She says and look at his plate already empty before me. You could have told me before. - I'm sorry mother, Irene just bring a snack for me. - Okay then. Good night filho._ she enters the room and hugs me fondly. - Love you mom. Have fun. _ It departs and a breath by closing the door. I hear the cars leave. I'm really missing in this family. Whenever all out, I stay home. My twin sister always complains that I will end up dying alone, but what good I strive to be something I'm not? Off I and my grandfather would not have given us very well, not that I do not love, I love. But it requires a lot of Leticia and forgets his other grandchildren.

505 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 19, 2018

About the author

Dr. Charlotte Webb is Co-founder of Feminist Internet, a non-profit organisation on a mission to advance internet equality for women and other marginalised groups through creative practice and feminist technology development.

She is Founding Director of Even, a consultancy providing creative approaches to tech equity for the next generation of business. Charlotte led the development of the CCI’s MA Internet Equalities course and the FutureLearn course ‘How to Design a Feminist Chatbot’.

She was nominated by the Evening Standard as one of the most influential people in Technology and Science in London, 2018 and has been widely featured in the international press.

She has presented her work internationally, including at TedX, Reykjavik Global Women’s Forum, Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity and Barbados Internet Governance Forum. Described as a ‘deviant academic’, Dr. Webb’s PhD was a creative exploration of how the internet has transformed artistic authorship and cultural production.