Today, I present you with a reader-driven interview of fantastic indeterminable quality and size. Scott R. Asks: Have you ever loved a character concept but found it just would not fit into the project you were working on? If yes, how did you work that out? In fiction, I suppose I’m rather odd, because I […]
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HOBBITS!
I’m in training this week to stay up for the midnight showing of THE HOBBIT! WOOOOOOO! As you can tell, I’m VERY EXCITED ABOUT THIS MOVIE ZOMG! Perhaps, that is why I’ve been singing this little ditty all week? 🙂 The cat version of this video was the best, but sadly I cannot find it. […]
A Hearty Thanks
Just wanted to pop in and say “Thank You!” today. I told you either late last year (or earlier this one) that my intent for this website was to focus on my publishing endeavors while highlighting some day-to-day aspects of my employment and life here in the Mad, Mad City. My goal, while not I […]
The Lion and the Aardvark Available in the UK
Just a quick note today to let you know that copies of The Lion and The Aardvark (Aesop’s Modern Fables) have been spotted on bookstore shelves in the UK. I’ll have more information about when this tome will be available in the U.S. soon, or you can check the publisher website at www.stoneskinpress.com/ for updates.
Food, Etymology, and Shakespeare
I just picked up Shakespeare’s Kitchen: Renaissance Recipes for the Contemporary Cook and I couldn’t be happier. Not only does this provide recipes, which are based off of original instructions from the time period, there’s a touch of history included with each and every section, dish prepared, and anecdote. My only critical comment is that […]