Well, I’m journaling now. About a month ago I started therapy. There’s a lot going on in my messed-up head, and I was finally convinced to go to therapy to get some help. And it’s been good. I don’t know that it’s directly helping yet—we’ve just gotten started after all—but I’m finding the time worthContinue reading “Too Close”
Tag Archives: author
Even the Fey Can’t Do Everything
…and I’m not fey. I think. Maybe I should talk to my parents about that. Y’all, it’s been three and a half months since I’ve posted here. That’s just a scosch of time, just a few ticks of the tock. Why? Honestly, many reasons. The biggest is probably me trying to figure out where IContinue reading “Even the Fey Can’t Do Everything”
Birthday for a Book
It’s been four years. Actually, four years and one week, but last week I was focusing on the last days of the Kickstarter campaign for Dragons of Londinium. So I’m celebrating a week late. On March 1, 2021, Dark Owl Publishing released my first novel, The Keeper of Tales. I’m insanely grateful to Andrea there.Continue reading “Birthday for a Book”
The Unimpressive Author
I’m… impressive? A woman just looked at our table at a craft fair. “You wrote all these? Wow!” She couldn’t fathom someone creating so much. (She also didn’t buy any.) Anyway, young me would have had the same reaction. He would have looked at all those books and been boggled. “You wrote all these? Like,Continue reading “The Unimpressive Author”
The Slow Agony of the Pen
There’s a frustration in a notebook. I’m sitting at a craft fair, ready to sell books. The doors open in twenty minutes. The table is set. I don’t need to do any more work to be ready. This morning I’m solo; my wife will join me in about an hour after shuttling kids to variousContinue reading “The Slow Agony of the Pen”
Jonathon Mast: Author 