A. Catherine Noon and Rachel Wilder serve up Day Six with “Six Geese Laid” narrated by Vance Bastian, a free podcast. Our story is set in the world of the Chicagoland Shifters, a magical place filled with Siberian tiger shifters, … Continue reading →
When you’re a former Marine tiger shifter, love comes with a high cost – is it too much to pay? Mitchell Brayden is a former Marine tiger shifter looking for love in all the wrong places. When he decides to … Continue reading →
People have said to me, upon occasion, “Gee, you do too much!” Aside from annoying me (I personally hate that comment), it makes me think. How much is too much? If you enjoy crafting, then when do you say … Continue reading →
It’s coming together. Slowly. 2015 has been a difficult year as regards output. Most of the work has been internal; journaling and the like. When Rachel was in town in October, we bought this yarn and I started farting around … Continue reading →
I’m so excited! The Noon and Wilder short story, Six Geese Laid – A Holiday Fable, is now available on the WROTE podcast, featuring the voice talents of none other than Vance Bastian. It takes place after the end of … Continue reading →
The Geese Are Coming! It all started with an innocent question by J. Scott Coatsworth on Queer Sci Fi: would anyone like to help out with a podcast series inspired by the Twelve Days of Christmas. It was November 22nd. … Continue reading →
I know, I’m a little behind, but I forgot to post this here. I put it on my Facebook, but didn’t put it on the blog. Sigh. Chalk it up to the holiday nutsiness and my gym challenge. It’s … Continue reading →
The TRS Christmas Party is in full swing. Stop by for the grand prize of a $100 USD Amazon gift card, and enter to win a slew of prizes from participating authors – including yours truly! For the party, I’ll … Continue reading →
Join me over at The Romance Studio for five thoughts on working out. Hoo-rah, baby!
Continue reading →A few folks have let me know they’ve had trouble leaving comments on the blog here, and I wanted to have a short chat as to why and what’s going on. Unfortunately, when I went to the new platform on … Continue reading →
