Katlina Sommerberg
Surrealist & Speculative Fiction Writer
Katlina Sommerberg writes speculative fiction at the edge of the surreal, where human minds melt into ecosystems, falling feathers carry heavy messages, and animals remember what we’ve forgotten. Xyr stories weave around cyber-surrealism, eco-fable, and mythological fantasy, but always circle back to grief, identity, and the strange ecologies of the world. Xe writes with the conviction that art is a window to the soul—sometimes grotesque, sometimes mythic, always alive.@ksommerberg.bsky.social
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Short Fiction and Poetry
2025 Publications
The Humming Refrigerator is Almost Purring 🌿🐈💔, published in the anthology Costs of Living
Tiny Pawprints on Frosty Glass, published in BFS Horizons, Issue #19
Frog in the Data Stream, published in Star*Line, Issue 48.42024 Publications
The Day Our Swarm Almost Collapsed, published in the anthology Divergent Realms
Death Rides a White Motorcycle, published in HyphenPunk2023 Publications
The Pest in Golden Gate Park🕷🌲🤖, published in Zooscape
Bubble, Double, and Trouble Steal Pizza from a Delivery Robot 🦝🍕🤖, published in Twenty Two Twenty Eight
Employee Termination Protocol, published in HyphenPunk2022 Publications
Death is the Referee 🏀🐏🏆, published in Zooscape
We Are Robot, published in the anthology Decoded Pride
Xe was also a Dream Foundry Contest Finalist
Finding a Lost Inventor, published in Voice of Dog2021 Publications
Be Productive Like Cha-Cha 🥜🥜🥜, published in Zooscape
Go Fix Yourself, published in hyphenpunk
About
Katlina Sommerberg is a speculative fiction writer whose work explores surreal ecologies, animal embodiment, and the haunted machinery of empire. Sommerberg's stories draw on influences from cyberpunk, eco-criticism, and mythic fantasy, often written from the perspectives of animals, fractured collectives, or post-humans. All of these elements combine into ecological surrealism, xyr signature style.Sommerberg currently lives in Brazil, where xe is at work on a series of projects blending ecological surrealism with themes of grief, ecology, and transformation.
Will work for Dopamine
In progress! Follow Sommerberg's twitter for updates.