Older Star Trek fans may remember Lynda K. Roper’s two novels and short stories in fanzines. Knitters will remember her from her original knitting patterns, especially knits for popular dolls. For more than ten years, Lynda and her writer husband, Carl Roper, were wild bird rehabbers. Lynda lives two miles south of Richmond, Virginia.
“Save some for Inky,” the Roper children chant at meal times after their father found and brought home an abandoned baby crow. Two years later, their parents find an injured wild bird, take it to a wildlife rehabilitator, and begin the process of becoming rehabilitators themselves. What they fin...
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