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May 11, 2014
Mother’s Day
I’m celebrating the day by calling my mom, and my Dorothy-Mom (not a mother-in-law, but something nicer) and my own children. I’m part of a long line of mothers, stretching … Continue reading →
May 10, 2014
Writing Emotionally
Once upon a time… No, this isn’t that kind of a story. That kind of story implies a happily-ever-after ending, and magical middle, and a cozy snuggle while someone reads … Continue reading →
May 9, 2014
Review: Grimm Legacy
I picked up a copy of The Grimm Legacy after meeting the author, Addie J King, at Millennicon this spring. I’d heard her talk on panels and in a reading … Continue reading →
May 8, 2014
Homage or Fanfiction
I’ve been working my way through a book… I remember a time when reading wasn’t work, but now I have to make an effort. It’s actually not this book, which … Continue reading →
May 7, 2014
Read Fairy Tales
The full quote: “Critics who treat ‘adult’ as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, … Continue reading →
May 6, 2014
Free Fiction
I’m in a celebratory mood. First, you can find my story Milkweed over at Mythic Delirium, it’s free to read this month, along with poems by Mari Ness and Jane Nolen. … Continue reading →
May 5, 2014
Mingling Mythology
I’ve had people comment many times on the way I blend different mythos into a unified whole, and I thought I’d ramble on about how and why I do that. … Continue reading →
May 4, 2014
Snippetless
I don’t have a snippet today. For almost a year, is it? No, can’t be that long! Maybe six months, there has been a snippet of my fiction here in the Sunday blog… Continue reading →
May 3, 2014
Listen to Me
If you’ve ever been curious to hear me, I’ll be vocally present along with other authors tonight on a BlogTalk radio podcast. I believe you will be able to access it later, as… Continue reading →
May 2, 2014
Review: Witchfinder
So in one of my favorite movies, there’s this scene. It involves an older chef stepping in to fix a mess, and as he’s tossing things together, someone runs up and frantically asks… Continue reading →
