Today, I will be at the Baltimore Book Festival for the panel "Warriors, Assassins, & Sorcerers: The World of Dark Fantasy", hosted by Charm City Books. I'll be the one with the orange hair and perhaps a mask if I am indoors. The easiest way to keep up with my whereabouts is on Threads at... Continue Reading →
Tomorrow I will be at the Baltimore Book Festival for the panel "Warriors, Assassins, & Sorcerers: The World of Dark Fantasy", hosted by Charm City Books. I will be signing books afterwards. Please come through, the festival is free for everyone. The Peabody Heights Stage will be at 401 E. 30th St.
I prefer to write my novels with a fountain pen but I also am very minimal about things. I essentially have several pens (five, to be exact) but only two fountain pens and they both do very different things. My TWSBI Vac700R Extra Fine is for writing novels and my Kakimori Frost Rollerball is for... Continue Reading →
I was in Korea for 3 months and like I said in previous posts, it was my first time overseas, third plane trip in my life and first time in a country where English is not the primary language. I can speak and understand Korean to an upper-intermediate level (I can shop in HMart just... Continue Reading →
For the past 3 months, I was in South Korea writing Soaring. This was: My 3rd time flying 1st time outside my home country, USA 1st time in a nation where English is not the primary language I can speak and read Korean to an intermediate level so I have that on my side, otherwise,... Continue Reading →
Recently in my city, the clown wagon arrived in the form of a poorly thought-out ball and convention. Think "Dashcon" but make it literary and forget the ballpit somehow.I already mentioned my original feelings on Threads, but it got whining from the usual suspects: White folks.Now, if anyone else wants to whinge, they're free to... Continue Reading →
Coming up! Signed copies of The Harlequin will be available but I also will sign copies of my previous books! This will be, currently, my last in-person event for the year, as I have to focus on going to S. Korea at the end of the year for Soaring, which I have talked about in... Continue Reading →
I have recently learned through the writer side of my personal fb account, and furthermore via rightfully outraged and upset writers on Threads, that Meta (formerly Facebook) has been using pirated work to power Lib Gen. Read more about it here. If you're a writer with works out (including, and I'm not joking, fan fiction),... Continue Reading →
I have a rollerball fountain pen so I can carry it around to fill out forms and stuff. I've talked about it at length here. I usually use my J. Herbin as an Everywhere Pen, it's not for creative works, per se, but it's for signing documents, writing notes, anything that suits the "do you... Continue Reading →
All of my works are now available on Indie Story Geek. Including works like "Null (Void)". For bloggers and reviewers, a review copy of "The Harlequin" is also available on Indie Story Geek. I learned about Indie Story Geek through my time of working with the virtual writer's conference Write Hive. Here is what it... Continue Reading →
