C.B. Lee's Blog, page 68

kitvshumans:I’ve had some requests for more bi content and...

kitvshumans:

I’ve had some requests for more bi content and I’ve done my best to oblige with some! I know other designers have gotten requests too–Check out the site for bi designs from someof them. : ’ )

Bi & Proud dark shirt | light shirt

Bi people are not confused dark shirt | light shirt

Destroy biphobia |Not shy dark shirt | Not shy light shirt

(remember, you can change the shirt they’re on if you don’t like the color/style/etc!)

–Kit

Knowing Your Characters

fictionwritingtips:

Many writers say you should know your characters VERY well before you begin, which is true to some extent, but I think it depends on what sort of writer you are. Obviously, writers like George R.R. Martin probably know everything about their characters and their backstories because they HAVE TO. When it comes to his series, a lot of the action depends on what has happened to his characters in the past. He knows who will die, where they will go, and how every single action w...

carriepack:Please join me for my Virtual Book Tour starting...

carriepack:

Please join me for my Virtual Book Tour starting May 19. We’ll talk time travel, writing process and I’ll even reveal what’s next!

nexttoparchitects:#nextarch by @timmy727 #next_top_architects...

nexttoparchitects:

#nextarch by @timmy727 #next_top_architects never get bored of this place
#150ktohongkong

interludepress:COMING THIS FALL:Flying Without a Net, by E.M....

interludepress:

COMING THIS FALL:
Flying Without a Net, by E.M. Ben Shaul

Dani Perez, a secular Israeli working as a software engineer in Boston, has never had trouble balancing his faith and his sexuality—until he meets Avi Levine, a gay Orthodox Jew and sign language interpreter. As they fall in love, Dani finds himself wanting Avi in his life but confused by Avi’s observance. Dani can’t understand how Avi reconciles what his religion demands with what his body desires. And although he want...

"Make up a story… For our sake and yours forget your name in the street; tell us what the world has..."

“Make up a story… For our sake and yours forget your name in the street; tell us what the world has been to you in the dark places and in the light. Don’t tell us what to believe, what to fear. Show us belief’s wide skirt and the stitch that unravels fear’s caul.”

- Toni Morrison

BOOK BLOGGERS

interludepress:

For well over a year, we have happily run our tours through Pride Promotions. But with Will & Co. preparing to shut down operations and focus on writing, Interlude Press and its imprints, @duetbooks and @consentpress, will soon start running its own book tours.

While we have an existing list of bloggers we will continue to work with, we will also be looking to add some new blog platforms to our promotions list. If you run a book blog and are interested in hosting IP tour st...

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"A great book should leave you with many experiences, and slightly exhausted at the end. You live..."

“A great book should leave you with many experiences, and slightly exhausted at the end. You live several lives while reading.”

- William Styron

Writing Short Women

rhube:

I’m a short woman. I mostly prefer reading about tall women, because the way short women are described invariably bothers me.

I don’t want to be described as ‘fiesty’ or ‘spunky’ - why are so many of my adjectives ending in a ‘y’, even when they’re meant to mean I’m fierce, intimidating, forthright, spirited? Stop making even my adjectives diminutive.

And the alternatives to words like ‘fiesty’ and ‘spunky’ are ‘adorable’, ‘cute’, ‘sweet’, ‘tiny’. Some women want to feel adorable and...