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Go, elves!
Those of you who know all about my love for elves will appreciate why I’m linking to this. Need I say more? Actually, I probably do. Those of you who are not uber-geeks may not realize that it’s trendy within … Continue reading
Courtney Schafer’s “The Whitefire Crossing”
I recently finished reading the first novel by new author Courtney Schafer: The Whitefire Crossing. It was one of the free books I got at last year’s World Fantasy convention in San Diego. I definitely recommend it, if you enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in books, Reviews, writing
Tagged Courtney Schafer, David Palumbo, epic fantasy, Night Shade Books, World Fantasy Convention
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Boskone 2012
Donald and I went to Boskone in February, over a month ago, and I’m so woefully behind on my blogging that I haven’t mentioned it yet. Boskone is Boston’s other annual science fiction convention. Arisia is much bigger, and a … Continue reading
Posted in Crocheting, Science fiction conventions
Tagged Arisia, Boskone, Brotherhood Without Banners, crocheting, Donald, Jim Stewart
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On Spec
My story “The Observation Deck” came out not too long ago in On Spec, “the Canadian magazine of the fantastic”, and I recently finished reading the issue that has my story in it (Fall 2011, though I didn’t receive it … Continue reading
Posted in My published fiction, Reviews, Short fiction
Tagged James Ng, Megan Fennell, On Spec, Scott H. Andrews, short fiction reviews
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Aoife’s Kiss
I recently finished reading my contributor’s copy of Aoife’s Kiss, which features my story “The Kiss of the Blood-Red Pomegranate”. My favorite story was Rachel Zakuta’s “Memory of Snow”, an urban fantasy retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale “The Snow … Continue reading
Seriously, Mollie Katzen?
So, yesterday I made Lasagna al Pesto from Mollie Katzen’s cookbook The New Enchanted Broccoli Forest. (The “new” part means it’s a re-issue of the original Enchanted Broccoli Forest, not that it’s about an enchanted broccoli forest only recently discovered.) … Continue reading
Posted in Cookbooks, Cooking, Food and drink
Tagged bread machine, CSA, homemade pasta, lasagna al pesto, Mollie Katzen, Moosewood, pesto
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Today’s wordcount
3300 words of novel written today! I think 3800 words is my all-time record thus far, so I’m feeling pretty cheerful right now. Of course, I don’t know how many of those words will end up staying in the final … Continue reading
Top Ten Ways I Procrastinate from Writing
Some writing sessions are productive. Words flow from my fingertips onto the computer screen as quickly as I can think of them, and there’s nothing I’d rather be doing. Other times … not so much. Here are some of my … Continue reading
Posted in Time management, writing
Tagged Facebook, procrastination, research, Wikipedia, YouTube
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Snarky writing advice
From Nick Mamatas, ten bits of advice writers should stop giving aspiring writers. Though I wonder if it would be better to rephrase this as “Ten Bits of Advice Aspiring Writers Should Stop Listening To.” I’ve received a lot of … Continue reading
“Looking-Glass Milk” now available in Kindle edition
My science fiction story “Looking-Glass Milk” is now available to read on your Kindle or Kindle app. This originally came out in 2009 from Scribblers & Ink Spillers as part of the Crystal Codices collection, but it’s out of print … Continue reading
Posted in Kindle, My published fiction, publishing, self-publishing, Short fiction, writing
Tagged Amazon, Kindle, Looking-Glass Milk, self-publishing
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