Replicated from just about every writer whose journal, both on LiveJournal and elsewhere, that I read: Turn to page 123 in your work-in-progress. (If you
Although I have yet to find a good home for my short story, "Night of the Frozen Elf", it still has a special place in
Okay, so I’ve decided that this year I’m going to officially sign up for NaNoEdMo, and use the time to finish up this current draft
…but on Friday, Jennifer and I are going to go see Christopher Moore in Petaluma. I just finished reading Fluke; like most of his other
Today’s word of the day is "Coulrophobia", which means "fear of clowns". Apparently there’s some discussion in certain circles as to whether coulrophbia really does
Because the stories on Pseudopod are released under the same license as my content in this blog, I can redistribute the MP3 of my story,
I just received an email this morning informing me that my short story, "A Most Heinous Man", has found a paying home with Andromeda Spaceways
Back in March 2006, I got a rejection slip from Weird Tales for my short story "Indications" (which was eventually bought by Pseudopod). The note
Over at Urban Drift, there’s a new challenge: to "pull a Moorcock", and write a complete novel in a weekend, starting on February 2 —
“Inspired by True Events.” Every time I see this phrase used in promoting some movie or book or television special, I want to laugh. The
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