October books: 2/5 (This Must Be the Place and Psych’s Guide to Crime Fighting for the Totally Unqualified) ~*~*~*~*~ ~*~*~*~*~ I finally finished the first drafts of my interconnected short stories! Freaking finally. Are any of them any good? Well,
Card Story Part…16? (And Why Don’t Routines Ever Happen?)
August Books: 3/6 (Giant Sequoias and Floating Hotel) Sigh. ~*~*~*~*~ ~*~*~*~*~ Someone at work used one of my purple cards for something else, which is tragic. Also starting to run into the limitations of the medium, which was always going
Ah, Summer
I hate summer. Sorry. I really do. It’s hot, and I despise being hot. There’s no rhyme or reason to the days, there’s too much going on, there’s too much going on and yet it’s too hot to do anything…
And What About Cozy Mysteries?
Hey-o, squiders. Sorry for missing Tuesday’s post. I have no excuse except, uh…oh. Oh yeah. I had volunteer commitments. Okay, that’s a pretty good excuse. So, as I move toward trying my hand at my first cozy mystery during November,
Fantasy Cartography
Happy Wednesday, squiders! It’s been cold and snowy here, so we’ve been trapped in the house for essentially three days. The small, mobile ones are sad because Halloween things keep getting cancelled or delayed. Nano starts tomorrow at midnight, and
Prepping for NaNoWriMo
I’m going to do Nano this year, squiders. (NaNoWriMo is National Novel Writing Month, and this is its 20th anniversary, which is insane. My first one was 2003, the fifth year it existed, and there were only about 3000 of
Why You Need to Break the Mold
We’re doing a sewing analogy today, Squiders. Sorry. So, at the end of last week I finally managed to get my patterns together. (Which was a pain in the butt–one pattern had to be traced off a sheet included with
New Directions
Oof, squiders. Yesterday was rough. On top of it all, our one-day book blitz ran, so I needed to stop by the many many blogs throughout the day to respond to comments and whatnot. Oy vey, that’s tiring! I’ll give
January: Came and Went
Is it just me, or did January seem extra short this year? One minute it’s a brand new year, brimming with possibilities and freedom, and the next it’s snowy, dark February and despite trying to be realistic in my goal
Nano: The Aftermath
Ah, December. Sweet, sweet freedom. And yet, it highlights yet another less attractive aspect of Nano, aside from the fact that it is unaccountably exhausting. And that is that you feel restless when December comes. I am not one of
