I’m alive. Or (rather) I’m focused and am very productive. I feel like I’ve neglected to mention that there’s a bevy of intangible things every writer needs in order to have a foundation to stand on. Confidence in yourself and your work is only a small part of the equation, because it’s not an all […]
Month: July 2012
Reader’s Preference, Author’s…Loss? Win? What?
Been a while since I’ve commented on different responses to reviews, but the recent initiative to stalk bad reviewers is worth noting for a few reasons. (You can read a reviewer’s first-hand experience here, by the way.) I find the website created to “give reviewers a dose of their own medicine” to be abhorrent, so […]
At The Heart
Phew! It has been a whirlwind of a summer. I’ve got multiple conventions coming up. GenCon: Indy. WorldCon in Chicago. Geek*Kon here in town. A trade show in September, and more after that. Convention planning is a lot of work. So much, in fact, that that particular phrase has been stuck in my mind. I […]
The Minis Fantastic
Just wanted to let you know that my very *first* miniature game is now up on Kickstarter. I worked on the setting development for War Echoes and got to do a ton of world building for different scenarios in action, mystery, and conspiratorial themes. One of the coolest things I’ve seen here are the miniatures. […]
Simplifying Speak Out with your Geek Out
I updated the description for Speak Out With Your Geek Out. It reads: Take a positive stance against baiting nerd rage, geek elitism, negative stereotypes of geeks, and yellow journalism. Post about how much you love your geeky hobbies or vocation from Monday, September 10th, 2012 to Friday, September 14th on your blog, website, social […]