I feel a little crazy right now. I just dropped $2k on a business school program. I’m seeking out self-help websites and books like it’s my job. I agreed to an ultimatum of one year to make my website pay … Continue reading →

Oh lord the itch.  THE ITCH. Brought on by jealousy. But maybe that’s a good thing? Maybe that’s what I need.  Competition is healthy. I haven’t wanted the words this badly in so long.  So long. I’ve felt this before, … Continue reading →

I had a dream last night about working on my novel.  The details are less important than the overall feeling of peace and wellbeing I had. I haven’t felt that in my waking life in a long time. A dear … Continue reading →

Via Boing Boing, author Seth Godin reminds us that no one gets talker’s block, because no one cares whether or not they talk perfectly. We talk imperfectly; we should write imperfectly as well to get past any kind of writer’s … Continue reading →

Reading list for new science fiction readers – Boing Boing. As the first comment notes, it’s missing <i>Dune</i>—what else is it missing?

Two fun YA events for readers local to the Boulder County area: And the Lafayette Public Library will be celebrating the launch of Scumble with Scumble crafts and activities, refreshments, book signings and a reading by Ingrid Law. The party … Continue reading →

Literary Agent Nathan Bransford has a great post on the storytelling of the show LOST and the high price of the WTF?!? moment: The price of a WTF moment is that the storyteller owes you an explanation. They’ve borrowed, narratively, … Continue reading →