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I’m going to start this by telling you, my dear readers, what you did for me. And then I share what we did for others. Continue reading
I’m going to start this by telling you, my dear readers, what you did for me. And then I share what we did for others. Continue reading
I was in Kyōto. I was looking up something else on my phone and saw “Seimei Jinja” on the screen map, not too far from my ryokan. My metaphorical antennae immediately pricked, and I knew I had to make a detour. If you’ve read my Kitsune Tales stories, you might… Continue reading
🎶It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas….🎶 Well, not really. We still have Halloween and American Thanksgiving to go. But in terms of planning ahead… It’s time again! Every year, I offer to send Christmas cards to anyone who wants one. It’s been so much fun to send cards… Continue reading
Here’s a story with little take-home moral. :) Tuesday morning, I woke up in Tōkyō. I got up early after four hours of sleep and caught a shinkansen (often called a “bullet train” in the USA). Three days before, I’d stayed at a hotel and sent on a suitcase full… Continue reading
Just a quick update! I’ve just returned from the RealmMakers conference and awards banquet. Of the five short story finalists, two were mine! They were “Neon Green in D Minor,” a cyberpunk retelling of the Pied Piper fairy tale, and “Love My Neighbor,” a contemporary fantasy. And “Love My Neighbor”… Continue reading
So you might remember we had a global pandemic which affected a lot of travel plans. One of those plans was a family transatlantic cruise from Southampton to New York–or, as my mother repeatedly described it, “the Titanic route.” That trip was eventually rescheduled for April of 2023, and so… Continue reading
I wrote this a couple of weeks ago on a plane en route to ClickerExpo, but I forgot to finish and post it live. Here we go! I had the opportunity to see the new tour of Les Misérables this week, and I’m still trying to decide how I feel… Continue reading
Plural titles can be tricky, because the correct phrasing will sound wrong if the listener doesn’t know it’s a title. But, to the point, a new book is out! D-Dames is a collection of short stories about women with elemental magic in World War 2. These stories were written originally… Continue reading
I self-publish, and I publish traditionally. My work may be read by one editor or a half dozen. I’ve read it myself 5 or 25 times before it goes to press. And still somehow a typo can occasionally slip through. It doesn’t happen a lot; I work hard to put… Continue reading
Check your machine learning licenses. Even if you didn’t know you had granted one. Especially if you didn’t know you had granted one. I have just been alerted by my narrator to a clause tucked into my Findaway Voices distribution agreement. It was the last bit of attached Schedule D,… Continue reading