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Happy Read Tuesday to You (for Huge Dec. 10 Book Sale)

Reblogged from ReadTuesday: Happy Read Tuesday to you, Amazing book discounts to you, Wonderful reading to you, Happy December tenth to you. Tuesday, December 10, 2013 marks the debut of Read Tuesday, a Black Friday type of sales event just … Continue reading →

Supportive Cat is Helpful

With the final drafts of all the stories for Fauxpocalypse in, I have spent the last several days checking the manuscript for misaligned indents, typeface niggles, and (my new least favourite punctuation) anomalies in dash weight. Fortunately, Jasper has found … Continue reading →

The Maker’s Mask by Ankaret Wells

While it is easy to draw parallels between this novel and various classics of both science-fiction and Regency romance, to do so would be to give as incomplete a picture as a review of a restaurant containing a list of … Continue reading →

Finish The Hole Draft

With the ways to overcome writer’s block tied with ways to find time to write for the most common article topic in the various writing advice lists, streams, and blogs I follow it is somewhat ironic that I have just … Continue reading →

Fauxpocalypse Might Have Survived Journey Past The Sun

Although we are not quite at the position of releasing yet, Fauxpocalypse has advanced since last I wrote. The manuscript is almost finalised and more hidden obstacles of international tax have been – if not overcome – at least mapped. … Continue reading →

The Ritual by Erica Dakin

The protagonists of this high fantasy novel are members of an oppressed minority, their only options a life of crushing poverty or consistent crime. However – unlike the oppressed heroes of some fantasy novels – they are neither on a … Continue reading →