Twenty-some authors all penned in a room together. Sounded dangerous. It was a local authors’ fair, held at a library not far from my home. Should I go? Well, I could probably learn a lot about tabling in a smaller venue. That could benefit me greatly for when I start doing it, hopefully within aContinue reading “A Fair of Authors”
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I’m Never Reading Again
I can’t read books anymore. Well, that’s not entirely true. I’m currently reading Love, Lies & Hocus Pocus book 2 by Lydia Sherrer and enjoying it. Before that I ripped through a beta read for a friend that I enjoyed. (I tend not to rip through books I don’t enjoy.) Before that I read SpaceContinue reading “I’m Never Reading Again”
Creating Worlds OR Visiting Them
I have a problem. OK, I have a lot of problems, all right? But I’m talking about a specific problem. You’re probably not licensed to help me with those other problems. See, I’ve been writing a lot lately. It’s kinda what I do. I tend to go in spurts, though. Sometimes I’ll be in full-onContinue reading “Creating Worlds OR Visiting Them”
Bite-Size Worlds
We all want a new earth. That’s why we read fiction, after all: We want to experience something that isn’t the earth we live in here. We want different relationships or different cultures or just the joy of discovering something that isn’t here. I have a really cool way of visiting lots of different worldsContinue reading “Bite-Size Worlds”
Choose… Wisely.
My Bride is a dangerous woman. Every year, she picks a theme for how she’s going to select the books she’s going to read. One year, she asked friends for recommendations and only read things they recommended. Last year, she only read books we already owned but neither of us had read before. Last year,Continue reading “Choose… Wisely.”
Jonathon Mast: Author 