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Monthly Archives: March 2014
The Weekly Morbid
It’s been a busy week for your humble narrator: Tonia Brown interviewed me for her Backseat Writer blog. You’ll get an adult content warning if you click the link, but my interview is safe to read. “Anatomy Lab,” an essay … Continue reading
In Defense of Dialog Tags
The English language has an amazing array of synonyms for “say.” Characters can tease or shout, whisper or boast, promise or argue. “Ask” has nearly as many shades of meaning, from begging to negotiating, demanding to inquiring. I love the … Continue reading
Bay Area Cemetery Tours
Reblogged from Cemetery Travel because I want to spread the word about these tours. I’m really excited about being a part of this! Here’s the link: https://cemeterytravel.com/2014/03/17/bay-area-cemetery-tours/
March Plug #4 — Loren Rhoads
Ty Schwamberger was kind enough to post this on his blog for me yesterday: https://tyschwamberger.com/2014/03/12/march-plug-4-loren-rhoads/
The Power of Names
When I started the first succubus story for Brian, I needed a name for the main character. He was fascinated by Coop’s devil girl stickers: big happy girls who didn’t apologize for liking sex. Coop’s girls looked like they called themselves … Continue reading