Crossing the Genre Divide
My experience of life is that it is not divided up into genres; it’s a horrifying, romantic, tragic, comical, science-fiction […]
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The Villain as Hero and Vice Versa
No matter what he does, every person on earth plays a central role in the history of the world. And
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The Muse of Fire
O for a Muse of fire, that would ascend The brightest heaven of invention… –William Shakespeare I’ve been thinking a
Takeaways from RainbowCon 2014 Day Four
M/M authors Greg Howard, Cody L. Stanford and Aidee Ladnier The last day of RainbowCon means I have to leave
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Takeaways from RainbowCon 2014 Day Three
After a trip to the Wawa (a Northern chain of truly amazing convenience stores) and seeing the moss growing on
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Takeaways from RainbowCon 2014 Day Two
So did I mention there were strippers dressed as firemen at the Welcome Event last night…No? There were. And the
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Takeaways from RainbowCon 2014 Day One
The first day at RainbowCon has been enlightening! I’ve attended three workshops so far–one on marketing, another on tropes that
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Writers Write
I once read a Nanowrimo Pep Talk by Kate DiCamillo where she talked about a coworker who also wanted to
Jayus – A Word We Need In English
From 11 Untranslatable Words from Other Cultures by Maptia My grandmother, who I dearly loved, used to tell a Jayus
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Trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit – Molière
I’m feeling like a bit of a late bloomer today but I’m in good company. Spring has been slow in
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