Ilona
Little Snippet of Dali’s Story (because I have no content)
I peered through the windshield of my ’93 Mustang. The Buzzard Highway stretched before me, a narrow line of crumbling pavement vanishing into dusk. Below it ran the Scratches, a twisted labyrinth of narrow ravines gouged out of the ground by magic three decades ago, when our world began to end. The old road skimmed [...]
I have no content
It’s a cold blustery day in Portland, Pooh-Bear. The temperature has dropped almost over night and the sky is overcast. Fall is coming, I can feel it. By the way, my iPad came with an edition of Pooh Bear preloaded and it looks totally awesome. I was trying to read it on the plane ride [...]
still alive
in bed, typing on the iPad. it’s morning and I ought to get up but I don’t want to. The workshop went well, nobody cried. People did occasionally hug the pink dino we brought. We met Rachel Caine, who is so awesome, and Michael Bishop, who was equally awesome. We have some panels today and [...]
Wisdom from Robert Parker
Robert Parker was one of our favorite authors – both Gordon and I really liked his work. ‘All Our Yesterdays’ was unquestionably the best work I have ever done. And the reading public stayed away in droves. Robert B. Parker I have a feeling we’ll be saying that about BAYOU MOON College had little effect [...]
Reading through the submissions
Oy. O_O This is why I don’t usually do workshops. We mostly end up critiquing other writers, who don’t want the cushioning of the critique, they just want the meat and potatoes of the problem. I’m afraid we might make people cry. I think we might have to do the card thing, to where we [...]
On Husbands, Peculiar Associations Of
We received several emails asking when the move to hardcover will happen, and I can tell you honestly that I don’t know. But I don’t think it will be any time soon. A move to hardcover usually happens because of great sales or because the content of the book might be better suited to the [...]
