Dreamsnake

Author: Vonda N. McIntyre

They called the healer Snake, and she bore the name proudly, for the medicine she distilled from the venom of the viper she carried with her was a potent cure; and the soothing power of her other companion, the alien dreamsnake, banished fear. But the primitive ignorance of those she served killed her dreamsnake and wrecked her career – for dreamsnakes were dreadfully rare….Read More

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