Again, some Smart Bitches have led me to yet another choice example of web ludicrousity (I’m a writer, I get to make words up) where a website lists “romance novelist” as a possible home-based business for stay-at-home moms. While certainly Read more…
Oh the things you find online when just clicking around at random. The man’s name is Tad Safran, he’s from the UK, and I do not think he gets laid enough. He has an article at Times Online (which I Read more…
I have suggested in a comment that beginning writers should all read Mark Twain’s essay Fenimore Cooper’s Literary Offences. (This is the third time I’ve posted about it in this blog.) However, for the caffeinated ADD sufferers out there, I’d Read more…
Well I’ve hit the first landmark in the Apotheosis Trilogy I’ve felt worth posting about. I have reached the quarter mark on the trilogy as a whole. Word-count subject to change, as I’ve assumed that book #1 is going to Read more…
In the Guardian there’s an article about the 100th Anniversary of Mills & Boon romances. In their article they’ve fallen into the pathology of having to include a pro and a con segment to the article. (What? Someone has an Read more…
As I’ve done before, here are some more of the interesting phrases folks were Googling when they came across my blog. J.K Rowling is a liberal bitch (holy crap, this is the first site listed?!) Pink Aliens (#2 after the Read more…
Caught this from Maureen McHugh’s blog.Meme: Post the first line of your first journal entry of each month for 2007. (One thing strikes me doing this, how quickly Wolfbreed went from idea to sale.) January, I’m Back. . . And Read more…
I guess this means that it’s a shade more likely that Forests of the Night might make it to the big screen. I don’t know if that’s exactly a good thing.