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October 18, 2021
Relatively Under Control
Spent a weekend-that-wasn’t getting proofs turned around at light speed so a book can release in November instead of February, made coq au vin for ...
October 15, 2021
Small Rituals
The season of harvest is upon us, my friends. Which can either be cheerful if chirped with bright optimism, or creepy if intoned with dirgelike ...
October 14, 2021
Fatigue and Corpse(s)
It’s a damp, quiet morning, though Boxnoggin has taken it into his Very Square Head to provide entertainment. Instead of a Super Bowl halftime show, ...
October 11, 2021
Sense Behind Chaos
This morning I sent off the final proof for The Bloody Throne, third and last in the Hostage to Empire series; it should come out ...
October 8, 2021
Red Leaf
All at once, there’s a carpet of crimson below a tree on our morning walkies. Plenty of the others haven’t changed yet, but this one ...
October 7, 2021
However Eventual
I heard the trains last night. In summer, clear skies and prevailing winds mean we don’t hear them often; summer is mostly for distant airport-noises ...
October 5, 2021
Away From the Edge
I woke up with two things this morning: Crystal Gayle singing in my head, and the deep need for caffeine. The latter is pretty much ...
October 4, 2021
A Frail Fence
It’s October, which means I’m on a true-crime jag. True crime books, while horrific, also have endings. One can pretend there is some kind of ...
October 1, 2021
The Value of Burrowing
Morning fog is a welcome, soothing blanket. The damp chill means these fellows are making their yearly reappearance. I have not slept for two nights. ...
September 30, 2021
Goodbye, September
Yesterday the full canine complement of Chez Saintcrow was washed, dried, and flea-treated, the grocer’s and pet store were visited for supplies, linens and towels ...
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