Category Archives: writing life

I’m so swamped. Hence the lack of blog. Because not only is there a ton of work-work to do, but my brother-in-law got Rock Band for Christmas, and that needs to be seen to as well. We’re quite the band, … Continue reading

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1. Spending QT with family and friends in for the holidays.2. Copy editing Rites of Spring (Break).3. Judging Golden Heart Entries.4. Preparing to Leave for Europe.5. Making my own petticoat, because the one at the store was highway robbery and … Continue reading

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So I was minding my own business on Sunday night, when suddenly and with no warning whatsoever, I was attacked by the Ninja Flu. Within the space of two hours, my throat was completely closed up, I couldn’t speak, I … Continue reading

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Sailor Boy is on Reading Week right now, which means his natural proclivity for night-owlness is given free rein, owing to the fact that he no longer has to be awake for morning classes. As my schedule is, similarly, not … Continue reading

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We’re all talking about our “road to publication” on Fangs, Fur, Fey (and Horn). My post is here.

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The Remains of the Dead winner: Jessica Burkhart. Email me your address for your prize! One more contest in today’s post. I’ll pick the winner on Saturday. Yesterday’s comment trail was very interesting, especially in light of a conversation I’ve … Continue reading

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The winner of yesterday’s The Remains of the Dead giveaway is eatrawfish (Miss B.). You know the drill. Everyone else, leave a comment in this post to be entered into tomorrow’s giveaway! In the last week, I’ve seen two anonymous … Continue reading

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In the comments section of the November 14th post on high concept: My contention has to do with, for instance, (as your link to the Knight Agency page explains) high concept books as “accessible” and “commercial.” A lot of my … Continue reading

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All my editing and revisional concerns are done.* Now, I write! Yay, writing! How I missed thee!** I’m not one of those writers who has learned to enjoy revision. For me, brainstorming is fun, writing is mostly fun, and editing … Continue reading

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(Cross posted to FFF). Been spending a bit of time preparing for my trip to Europe (only another 40 days!) I can’t believe how quickly it all sneaked up on me, but then again, I’ve had a busy few months, … Continue reading

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