Book Cover Throwback: The Hobbit
In honor of the last Hobbit movie coming out this week (YAY!), this week’s Book Cover Throwback: The Hobbit. To see other Book Cover Throwbacks, click here.
In honor of the last Hobbit movie coming out this week (YAY!), this week’s Book Cover Throwback: The Hobbit. To see other Book Cover Throwbacks, click here.
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Evolution by NorthStar Games. This is not the sort of game I would have found on my own, but when my husband and I were at PAX Prime, we sat down with one of the Read More…
While I love the speculative fiction genre, I have my occasional dives into mystery–usually because I’m needing a relaxing read that doesn’t require me to ponder the science behind FTL travel or telepathic dragons. I started out reading this series Read More…
I’m long overdue to review something so here we go–a book review: The Slow Regard of Silent Things by Patrick Rothfuss. I love Patrick Rothfuss’s previous novels, The Name of the Wind and The Wise Man’s Fear. When I heard Read More…
This week’s Scrivener Saturday is on Snapshots, which I feel are the most unrated part of Scrivener. Think of Snapshots like versions or histories of a document. Raise your hand if you’ve used Wikipedia before? (Every hand should be up–I’m looking at Read More…
For this week’s Flashback Friday post, I’m honored to have the fabulous author, Jill Seidenstein, here to do a guest post on how Madeleine L’Engle‘s works influenced her as a writer. Raven kindly invited me to participate in her blog Read More…
This week’s Book Cover Throwback: Astounding Science Fiction Magazine. I just love this cover. Something about the human-like qualities on the face of the robot makes me wonder if it’s thinking, “I didn’t mean to crush him. Honest, I didn’t!” Read More…
Today my wonderful husband turns 37. His grandmother asked us today how we got to that age already. Good question… 36 didn’t feel all that different from 20 really. So Happy Birthday to him! We’re having a fairly quiet day Read More…
I’ve got a writing/craft related guest post on dialogue over on Trollking.co.uk. The article’s called Siri-ous Dialogue & focuses on how dialogue can help push action forward. Quite a bit on show vs. tell as that goes hand-in-hand with dialogue Read More…
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Pandemic! Pandemic has to be one of the most awesome and yet overpriced games I’ve ever seen. The game itself it fairly simple in regards to parts–it’s certainly not Eclipse level with a million pieces–yet every Read More…