IWSG: Writing Regrets

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  The awesome co-hosts for the January 5 posting of the IWSG are Erika Beebe, Olga Godim, Sandra Cox, Sarah Foster, and Chemist Ken! My good news for the month is that the story I sold to Tales to Terrify is finally available in the latest episode (Episode 518, for people who are reading this

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The Butt-Ugly Bullet Journal Rides Again

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  I’m in the process of setting up my bullet journal for the first three months of 2022. My regular readers already know that this is not the place I do art. You do you, but for me, this is an exercise in setting up an organizational plan that works for me, and for my

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IWSG: Stresses and Delights

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December 1 question – In your writing, what stresses you the most? What delights you?   The awesome co-hosts for the December 1 posting of the IWSG are PJ Colando, Diane Burton, Louise – Fundy Blue, Natalie Aguirre, and Jacqui Murray! I’m just coming off Nanowrimo, so I’m feeling pretty good, right now. (Yes, I

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Happy Thanksgiving

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Welcome to my cleverly pre-scheduled Thanksgiving post. I’m still looking forward to Halloween right now, and turkey seems like a million miles away. I’m not sure what I’ll be doing for Thanksgiving, this year. Big family gatherings seem to be a thing of the past… and I probably won’t get enough time off to go

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Nano Updates and Other News

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It’s eleven days into Nanowrimo, so I don’t have much time to type. I need 500 more words to be on par, but I’m making good progress. Right now, I’m trying to figure out what the significance of this one, weirdly out of place character is. Why is there a factory owner in the middle

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Book Ideas That Are Worse Than Mine #1

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  Sometimes, it’s all in the execution. A nice, family recipe book. There can’t be more than a couple hundred unique words in the whole thing. What could possibly go wrong? I’ll tell you what could go wrong. You could include a pre-printed space for the recipient to write “reviews” of family recipes. That’s what

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IWSG: The Experiment that is Nanowrimo

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  By the time you read this, I’ll be knee-deep in Nanowrimo. I wrote my first (now well and truly trunked) novel during Nanowrimo, and ever since then, Nano has been a time to try new things in my writing. There’s something about the idea that it’s only a month that seems made for experimentation.

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