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Category Archives: Writing advice
Authors Support Little Free Libraries
Do you have a Little Free Library in your neighborhood? You may have seen what look like oversized birdhouses or dollhouses on posts, filled with second-hand books. The idea is that you take a book if one catches your eye … Continue reading
My BayCon Schedule
I’m dipping my toe into in-person programming again this weekend at BayCon, the Bay Area’s major science fiction/fantasy/horror/gaming/costuming convention. Here’s my schedule: Creating your own anthology Saturday, July 2, 2022 @ 13:00 – 14:30, Synergy 4 (San Mateo Marriott) How … Continue reading
This Year’s Word
In 2019. Facebook advertised a company that would put a word of your choosing on a silver washer and make a bracelet out of it. I thought about it for a while, but I couldn’t commit to a single word. … Continue reading
Nanowrimo in the Days of Covid
I had such good intentions for Nanowrimo this year. I was going to pull together all the pieces I’ve written about writing and assemble them into a workbook for the writers I mentor through the Horror Writers Association. The book, … Continue reading
All the Morbid that’s Fit to Print
I wrote a ton of stuff earlier in the year and it’s all being published now. By now, I mean yesterday and today. First up, I am really proud of the story that appeared Friday on The Fabulist. This is … Continue reading