Unicorns locked away in the cargo holds of spaceships, becoming roller skating phenoms or leaving sparkly rainbow poop in a poor bartender’s living room are just the start. There’s a demi-god trying to figure out where Pegasus has disappeared to, horses formed of sea, or steam and even one who… Continue reading
Gonna take a moment to share something that frankly shouldn’t be political, but judging by the party-lines vote so far, apparently is. Someone shared a meme on Facebook to say that white men should be treated well because they won World War 2. This of course not only ignores the… Continue reading
Do you remember Equus, all about magical horses and horse-like creatures? Untethered is the successor to that, and today we get to see this sparkly purple reveal! and just a hint of the stories inside. Continue reading
“The Eye of Argon” is generally considered to be the worst piece of writing every produced in English — but is that fair? Let’s talk about the history behind — and then do a live reading of — the iconic disaster, “The Eye of Argon.” And then let’s talk about… Continue reading
https://media.blubrry.com/to_write_and_have_written/content.bcastcdn.com/uploads/65qw0rl1/24e9d000-6034-11ec-a08d-a7307fb76d19/24e9d180-6034-11ec-959d-5f575fb7a024.mp3Podcast: Play in new windowIt’s really easy to get caught up in the emotional streams of creating, and that can be great — or destructive. Let’s talk through some common and predictable moods so we know they’re coming and know what to do with them. Continue reading
You might know that every year I join Rhonda Parrish and a coterie of authors for Giftmas, a blog tour to raise funds for the Edmonton food bank. This year we have a goal of raising $1200 CAD, which will provide 3600 meals through the exponential leverage of bulk non-profit… Continue reading
Every year I send Christmas cards to readers who want one (and now to my Patreon fam too). I design a new holiday postcard and send it to anywhere in the world it’s requested (barring current USPS international restrictions, thanks DeJoy). It’s fun! It is, however, a lot of signing.… Continue reading
So I was having an exchange with someone who ordered a paperback copy of Kin & Kind for a friend, trying to make sure she understood that it would not reach her friend before Christmas, and was that still okay? “I’m ordering it for her before the book was even… Continue reading
Do you remember the Equus anthology, full of magical horses? We’re doing it again. Continue reading
While that sounds like an epic book title /makes note/, in this case it’s referring to a monarch butterfly. (Who is also pretty epic, as they’re about to make the massive migration journey to Mexico, which is a long haul for a little butterfly!) First, let me share this cool… Continue reading
