Rob and I are heading up to the Rainforest Writers Village for a couple of days of creative isolation with some like-minded folks. Â Patrick Swenson has been hosting these and they’ve sounded marvelous so I’m very much looking forward to this one. I’ll probably be limited online until we are back on Sunday.
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Paper Forest spotted this stunning wreath at Cardboard Safari. It’s like a decoration and a puzzle in one.
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I had wanted to attend the Rainforest Writers Village but was afraid to schedule it because of my utterly random travel plans. And now we’ve rescheduled our Hawaii trip to be smack dab on top of the RWV. HOWEVER, I happen to know that they still have some spots open, and just because I can’t
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Christy Climenhage is joining us today to talk about her novel, The Midnight Project. Here’s the publisher’s description: When enigmatic billionaire Burton Sykes walks into Re-Gene-eration, a bespoke reproduction assistance clinic run by Raina and Cedric, two disgraced genetic engineers struggling to get by, they know they have a very unusual client. When Sykes asks
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Natalia Theodoridou is joining us today to talk about his novel, Sour Cherry. Here’s the publisher’s description: The tale begins with Agnes. After losing her baby, Agnes is called to the great manor house to nurse the local lord’s baby boy. But something is wrong with the child: his nails grow too fast, his skin
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As you carefully consider what to nominate for awards this year, there are so many wonderful works to choose from. I’d be honored if you thought of me. Here are my award-eligible contributions for 2024. Short Stories “MARGINALIA” in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-SixWinner of the Uncanny Magazine 2024 Favorite Fiction Reader Poll Messy, frantic footsteps ran
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As you carefully consider what to nominate for awards this year, there are so many wonderful works to choose from. I’d be honored if you thought of me. Here are my award-eligible contributions for 2024. Short Stories “MARGINALIA” in Uncanny Magazine Issue Fifty-SixWinner of the Uncanny Magazine 2024 Favorite Fiction Reader Poll Messy, frantic footsteps ran
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Caye Marsh is joining us today to talk about her novel, Station in the Sky. Here’s the publisher’s description: Donna, once Peace-in-the-Sky, awakens aboard Station-in-the-Sky and rejoins a society that had been her home for thousands of years before knowing Anissa. But she soon discovers her fellow stationers have lost sight of their original mandate
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Joseph P. Macolino is joining us today to talk about his novel, The Battle for Erathal. Here’s the publisher’s description: He just wanted to enjoy this time of peace. But when a familiar evil is unleashed upon the forest of Erathal, will anyone be safe? Enjoying the time without strife, Irontail works to spread peace
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