I had originally set out to write a novel about gay werewolves in NYC. What I ended up with was something much more meaningful and personal.
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My new collection of space fantasy short stories is now available in print and digital formats.
Exciting news about my upcoming book release and a fun new project I'm working on.
It's been a little while since I've had a new release, and this one is pretty special - a second edition with just a bit more I had to say.
I've had a story published in a wonderful anthology and have a book forthcoming this winter!
In case I didn't mention it in my last post, I am now running a small press. I highly recommend such a course of action only for those with the ability to roll with the punches.
It's finally out there! News about my latest publication and press updates.
Huzzah the website revamp. I simply could not let the beautiful planetary background go, but this poor old site needed a facelift.
Getting ready for another NaNoWriMo adventure as a rebel participant.
Reflections on hope, happiness, and finding meaning through creative work and community.
My story, "A King of Infinite Space", is now up as part of Eclectic Flash's current issue!
Reflections on Neil Gaiman's description of reading Gene Wolfe's work and the wolves that prowl behind words.
Just got news that one of my stories has been accepted for Eclectic Flash's September issue!
I've added a few new bits of writing to the site. There are two stories that have been published recently over in the Stories section, a new run of drabbles over in Flash Fiction, and I've also added the latest editorial from Luna Station Quarterly.
NaNoWriMo was a bust, but then you knew that, right? I knew going in it was not going to be a full-on effort and that's okay.
I broke 5k today, with a 2200 word count day no less. The story has a growing flow to it and I had a few surprises along the way.
So, my personal word count goal is 30k. If I can get that much done on this novel by the end of NaNo, I will be a happy camper.
So NaNoWriMo started yesterday. I got a few words written at Midnight and a few more written before bed last night.
I'm a NaNoWriMo Rebel.
I think I threw away a piece of writing and cannot get it back.
Hello, my dears! Some recommendations for dark and atmospheric reading.
Some updates on current projects and news.
What do you do with yourself once you've completed the biggest project you've ever tackled in your life? That's the question I've been asking myself since Wednesday.
Since this date last year, I have read 365 short stories, 365 poems, and 365 essays. I've also written 52 short stories plus a couple drabbles, a poem or two, and some spare bits of story fodder.
While, yes, a welcome post is most important and lovely and sincere when it is written, it is a temporary thing, at best.