Mary Robinette Kowal

My Favorite Bit: Cassie Alexander talks about Nightshifted

What happens when you take your urban fantasty and hand it to a registered nurse? You get a secret ward at the local hospital which caters to vampires, were-things, and zombies. Cassie Alexander’s debut novel follows the newest nurse on the ward, Edie Spence, as she tries to treat with the world of the paranormal

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Call for Papers: Puppetry International #32: Puppetry in Science Fiction and Fantasy

I am incredibly happy to see this crossover between my two loves of puppetry and SF. Allow me to vouch for this as a really gorgeous glossy magazine. The editors are smart and some of my favorite people. Puppetry International is the bi-annual publication of UNIMA-USA, the United States chapter of the Union Internationale de la

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Westie lives!

I had written about my vintage desk fan perishing in the night and on G+ Jim Richardson and Brooks Moses suggested that it might be FOD* or a seized bearing. So… I decided to open Westie up and take a look. Gunk, everywhere. I cleaned the interior thoroughly, gave it a little of my silicone

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Woe for a fan

An adorable vintage desk fan, that is. The poor thing… I took in this Westinghouse Whirlwind and gave it a home even though it had a scuffed paint job, some rust and a broken strut on its grill. Other people said it wasn’t worth restoring. I knew though, that Westie was a fan that still

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50 Shirts of Red

While I am considering the possibility of Uber Best Selling Novels, here is another piece for you. Ensign Andrew Dahl ran his hands along the sleek, hard surface, seeking control. Under his broad, manly fingers, the thrusters throbbed in response. The shuttle groaned, quivering around him as she took him deeper into space. The thrusters

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My Favorite Bit: A. M. Dellamonica talks about Blue Magic

I’m very excited about the newest installment in the Books of Chantments universe. I so enjoy the way magic is handled as something that is both powerful and can embue ordinary objects with extraordinary properties. So what is the author’s Favorite Bit? Let’s see. A. M. DELLAMONICA: I had to think a fair amount about

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