Throwback Thursday*: 2019 Summer Vacation
A map of an eccentric park, covered in hand-drawn directions of what to see and in what order, was pressed
A map of an eccentric park, covered in hand-drawn directions of what to see and in what order, was pressed
Last summer, I got to attend my first RWA National Conference and CIMRWA mini-conference in Times Square. It was an
Every June, Locus Magazine descends on Seattle for a weekend celebrating science fiction and fantasy. Last year, in addition to
“I can see it, you know, the black blade of yours. When you bait me it flares up, like it realizes exactly what you’re about to get yourself into.”
“And what might that be?”
Ana’s lips caressed the words. “A fight.” … Continue readingOrigin Stories: The Talon & the Blade
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Continue readingDeath’s Dancer Now Available on NetGalley!
… Continue readingDeath’s Dancer Now Available on NetGalley!
Can romance novels be feminist? How do the politics and perceptions of race in publishing determine who gets a happily
So, news: Kindle Press has put Death’s Dancer on sale for just 99¢ from now until May 2nd. If you’re
The Kindle edition of Death’s Dancer is now just 99¢ on Amazon.com as part of the reader’s favorites summer sale. From
Continue reading99¢ Kindle Press Readers Favorites Sale On Now
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Amazon Publishing released a new tool for its authors, and one of the coolest bits of data we now have
I’ll be reading on Tuesday, May 9th at the Vermillion in Seattle at 7pm as part of the At The