The Truth in Sales
Well, once again we have an instance of an author behaving badly floating around the internet, but no matter when you’re reading this you’ll find one.
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The Curse of the Blank Page
Some people look at a blank page and see a story. I look at a blank page and see a never-ending sea of possibilities. This is
On Twitter Pitching – #PitMad, #SFFpit, and beyond
So this post is a descendent many times over of the post I made after my first PitMad a little over a year ago. In that
NaNoWriMo and Anxiety
Here’s how NaNo works for me: Day 1: I make a respectable showing, but not the 1,667. I watch as what feels like everyone else posts large
NerdCon: Stories – I Learned a Thing or Four
Now, as you may know, I’m working very hard on becoming one of the people on the other side of these events. Which means becoming one
NerdCon: Stories – Comfortable Outside My Comfort Zone
Like everyone else, I didn’t really know what to expect when I saw the announcement for NerdCon:Stories. I just knew it was for me. Partially because,
How I failed Camp NaNo without feeling like a failure
So, April was Camp NaNoWriMo. And this I participated… again. It was, in fact, the fourth time I’ve done a NaNo Project, and like the previous
Favorite Screen Characters
Instructions: For this quick, fun blog hop, you just name your 10 favorite characters from movies or TV, then tag 10 friends to do the same!
Why I Write YA Fantasy
When I tell people I write I get a mixed bag of reactions, as most writers do. When I explain I write YA Fantasy people are
Socializing in all the Media – A follow-up
So I’ve been using the internet to socialize since, well, let’s just say, since before most of the target audience of my preferred category was born and