The flash fiction anthology 99 Fleeting Fantasies has a cover and a release date! The eBook and paperback will be released on 2/15/2024 at bookstores everywhere. This anthology, edited by Jennifer Brozek, contains my story called “Not Today,” which is about a Read More…
I remember a time when writing was easier. Note that I didn’t say easy. Writing fiction isn’t easy. Anyone who tells you otherwise is doing something wrong, at least in my opinion. Juggling characters, settings, plot lines, conflicts, and world Read More…
Yesterday should have been a good day. A great day even. My partner had her first appointment regarding HRT with a new doctor who only treats trans-patients. The doctor herself (and her assistant) were amazing, as was the appointment, but Read More…
Soul Jar, the anthology I’m in that features my short story “Weightless” as well as 30 other stories by disabled authors, is on the long list for the 2023 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in an Anthology!! Talk about exciting! Read More…
I hate waiting. I hate it probably more than anything other than vomiting. I think I hate that a smidge more than waiting. Waiting makes me feel helpless as, by definition, all I can do is wait. I’ve talked a bit Read More…
T-Minus 4 Hours until the clocks roll around and it’s midnight here in the greater Seattle area, meaning it will officially be 2024 (at least that was how long when I began this post… now it’s more like 3 hours). Some Read More…
Beginning December 21st (my birthday), I’ll be offline for the holidays until the new year. You may see the occasional social media post, but I won’t be making any scheduled posts, including here. Wherever you are and whatever you do Read More…
It’s that time again where folks are reading works published in 2023 and nominating them for various awards. The following are works of mine published in 2023. Short Story Collections and/or Novel Length Works: Dragon Springs & Other Things (Short Read More…
Well, technically, the digital portion of the Kickstarter fulfillment began and ended last month. But now, I have the special edition hardbacks in, I’ve checked them over for damage, signed them last night, and today, I get to start packing Read More…
The Sky is Falling NaNoWriMo began back in 1999 with a small group of twenty writers. It was founded by Chris Baty in the Bay Area and by 2000, it had its own website and over 140 participants. By the Read More…
