There’s a great post written by author J.M. McDermott (Last Dragon) about failure on the Apex Book Company blog about failure. He talks about how failure is a natural occurrence and then touches on how people perceive successful authors: People perceive authors with book deals — multiple book deals — and awards-nominations, if not awards, […]
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Day 17 of 100: Dust Bunnies in a Silent Cone
I’m a happy girl today. I’ve been looking for a way to legally watch Red Dwarf again for a while now and Netflix offers all nine seasons for streaming. So, yay! *bounce bounce* And a tenth season! Double yay! Since the episodes are super short, I can put them on in the background. “Appreciate what […]
The First Genre Novel I Read Is…
On Paul Jessup‘s website today, I read about how he’s going to participate in a 30 days meme for genre books. It sounded like a lot of fun, so I thought I’d chime in. Today’s the first day and I’m talking about my first genre novel. Okay, so even though this is part of the […]
Gencon 2011: DriveThruRPG Booth and Yours Truly
Hi everyone, I have just confirmed I will be attending GenCon: Indy 2011. This year, I have been drafted volunteered to work the DriveThruRPG.com booth. What’s that you say? But you thought DriveThru only offered e-books? This year, DriveThruRPG is debuting the fruits of its print program at GenCon, working in tandem with White Wolf […]
WisCon 2011 Panels
Hi everyone, Wanted to drop in and provide you my panels for WisCon 2011. This year the guest of honor is Nisi Shawl, a fine author who often gives workshops on writing the other. She also likes to smile. A lot. What’s not to like? Attendance is capped at 1,000 people, so if you’re thinking […]