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September 30, 2019
Soundtrack Monday: Wondering Where the Lions Are
Just what do you play to get into the mood when you’re writing a were-wolverine? For me, it was Bruce Cockburn’s Wondering Where the Lions Are, which I played somewhat obsessively while writing Taken. Longtime Readers will remember Taken‘s working title was Weasel Boy, since Zach (the hero-of-sorts) travels with his very small family of …
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When They’re Not Serving
I’ve got a survey out to my serial subscribers, asking if they want to go to Season Three of HOOD when Season Two ends. Season Three is the payoff, but from what I can tell, plenty of people are getting bored with Season Two. I don’t take it personally–serials, especially long-running ones, are difficult, and …
September 27, 2019
Deeper Levels
I just had to laugh. Dear gods, Astrology App, do you think I do anything else? I have to say, the notifications from this particular app have made me break down laughing on a regular basis. It’s been sorely needed merriment, indeed. Here’s to having a good weekend, my friends–and to giving as much access …
September 26, 2019
Monster Wish-Fulfillment Hooky
So Incorruptible is out, and I’m aching to get back into the swing of things after the usual release day nerves. You’d think after however-many books out, I’d be almost blasé about a release day. But that’s not what happens. I still get just as nervous-anxious-upset, each damn time. It’s like the speed of light, …
September 24, 2019
RELEASE DAY: Incorruptible
Are you excited, dear Readers? Heaven and hell both know I am. Today is the day Incorruptible is free in the wild! Falling was only the beginning… Jenna Delacroix is determined to keep her life as simple as possible. Maybe if she tries hard enough to be normal the nightmares and strange occurrences plaguing her …
September 23, 2019
Soundtrack Monday: Out of My Mind
One of the things about Selene is that we never see inside Nikolai. We don’t see how similar to Selene he really was, as a paranormal trapped by Grigori. In his mind, he’s much better than Grigori ever could be, because he allows Selene a few choices. You become what you despise, you become the …
Time It Right
I’ve only twenty minutes before I have to shove the icepack back into the freezer and hop in the shower. I don’t care if my plantar fascia hurts, I have to run. I have been going mad with the enforced rest, and tomorrow is a release day. That’s right, tomorrow, Incorruptible is released to the …
September 20, 2019
Deepest Violet
I wouldn’t have morning glories in my yard (mostly because I spent too long with toddlers roaming around) but fortunately, some of my neighbors do, and I get to admire them. Especially when the color is so achingly vibrant. Sometimes the smallest beautiful thing can save an entire day, week, month, year. Never underestimate the …
September 19, 2019
Stubbornness and Experience
Just a short note today, since I am so close to the end of Damage I can almost taste a few days off. Usually I have a long doldrums in the center third to four-fifth of a book before lunging to the end; this particular story began gathering steam at the halfway point and is …
September 17, 2019
Only Moderate Pain
It’s a dark morning, a nice thick cloud layer shielding us. The rain has brought greening at the bottom of summer-yellowed grass and the trees are lifting their arms again, turgor pressure rising. Miss B is philosophical–her coat is wash and wear, and she’s a fan of chilly temperatures. Boxnoggin, however, is from the South, …
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