Out today! The Glassman, the audiobook edition! Available where all audiobooks are sold and borrowed. Narrated by Alejandro Antonio Ruiz. Here's a long sample: And here's a free Spotify copy of the audiobook, first come first serve. Next up: The Harlequin, March 2025
I use my hands for a lot of things: knitting, writing, coding, art, harassing my new cat, gaming, typing, things like that. Pictured, new cat And now my thumb is dinked up. Pictured, dinked up thumb The first knuckle feels like fireworks in the worst way when I try to straighten it and it feels... Continue Reading →
Took a year but it finally got here. Available on all audiobook platforms, The Glassman will be available on Sept 20, 2024. Narrated by Alejandro Antonio Ruiz. Listen below for a 9 min snippet of the book: The snippet is also be available on the front page of this site for future listeners. A free... Continue Reading →
So, another writer acting badly: Neil Gaiman. Given his usual demeanor and the company he tends to keep, such as public-groping, all-around vicious person Harlan Ellison, the rapey and abusive China Mieville, the glowering racist and acidic person Amanda Palmer, and bra-strap-plucking Isaac Asimov, I'm none too surprised that something like this is out. Even... Continue Reading →
Note: SFWA did a Publishing Taught Me for BIPoC writers call a while back. This is what I wrote. They didn’t go for it lol: Since 2020, there has been a brand-new awakening across the world in since the murder of George Floyd and the protests that ensued after. White institutions and organizations finally found... Continue Reading →
A couple of weekends ago hosted two conferences for writing: SFWA Nebula Conference (which also includes the Nebula Awards)June 6 - 9In-Person/Virtual Hybrid$150 to attend ($125 extra for dinner), Scholarships to waive costs available WriteHive ConferenceJune 7 - 9All VirtualFree I had a scholarship for SFWA Nebula Conference and I was slated for two panels... Continue Reading →
I recently was a panelist at WriteHive, an all free, all digital writing conference. The panels I did were:Historians on History in Fiction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKCK1KD5ypY War and the Long Term Effects of War in Fiction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBpib1N9AMA The panels are pre-recorded and my voice clips out a little at times in the War panel but they're there.
I'm a bookbinder and an author. So seeing the sprayed edges/gilded edges craze is a bit on the odd side for me. The edges are indeed pretty - but not worth the major jack up in price. The sprayed edges are all you get sometimes, no autograph in the book or anything else special. Just... Continue Reading →
I've come to notice through a question in one of my online bookbinding community that there's some odd non-issue that is, for some reason or another, a big deal. Particularly to those who probably need a different hobby: bookbinding fanfiction. Not publishing it the same way that a regular book that sits in a bookstore... Continue Reading →
Click the pic to go to the site Today opens registration for WriteHive, an all-digital conference for writers. It's in its fifth year and I will be on two panels: Historians on History in Fiction War and Long-term Effects of War in Fiction The conference will be ran through Discord and videos will eventually be... Continue Reading →
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