August books: 2/6 (The Tea Master and the Detective) Well, squiders. The last few weeks have been rough, as we talked about on…Wednesday? But at least I’m mostly keeping up with my morning pages, so I’m getting some writing done.
Odds and Ends
Good grief, squiders, I don’t mean to be abandoning you for a WHOLE WEEK. This job transition has been a lot, and to top it off, school is starting right in the middle of it. (I told my old job
Still in Upheaval Mode
July books: 4/6 (Reign of the Fallen) Good evening, squiders. My major stressors are essentially taken care of, but I’m still having a lot of anxiety as this is an era of change. (I’m switching jobs, and I have now
Back in Business
Good afternoon, squiders, I am writing to you on my laptop, which has been wiped and re-populated (and, while I have not yet re-opened House Flipper to see the state of things, it does say it’s up to date in
Chaos and Mayhem
I have been having a very strange week, squiders. Also a very stressful week. Something that is not easy in general is proving to be harder than anticipated, which helps nothing. BUT. I do have a new refrigerator as of
A Month of Morning Pages
June Books: 7/9 (Haunting Ecologies) Alas, but hey, much better than being nine books behind! We’ll set a goal of six books for July and see how we do. So, if you guys remember a month ago, I came home
More Broken Mirrors, and Other Musings
Howdy, squiders, did you miss me? I wasn’t gone, I’ve just been sitting on this post for two days. Oh, yeah. June books: 6/9 (The Poison Season and The Productivity Project) Can we read three books in the next three
Delving In
Evening, squiders. Last week, with your lovely help (it’s amazing what I can work through as I write things out here on the blog), I decided to leave off the World’s Edge revision until the critique marathon is over and
Morning Pages Twelve Days In (and More Floundering)
June books: 4/9 (The Ministry of Time and The Curious Kitten at the Chibineko Kitchen) It’s Friday, squiders. Unlike many people, I am not a Yay Weekend person; weekends tend to be stuffed full of activities and not terribly relaxing,
Floundering
Books Read for June: 2/9 (The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2024 and Brooke Shields is Not Allowed to Get Old) (Still in the middle of 3 books, and doing that thing where I’m reading a little bit of
