I recently had the opportunity to hear from ID Locke about her process of art and writing and how they go together. I’m excited to share her interview with you! KK: Tell me a little more about what crafts you … Continue reading →
Welcome to The Noonhour, a new Podcast featuring essays, children’s stories, and other items I find interesting. It’s an experiment that I’m enjoying, so sit back, relax, and listen to The Noonhour
Continue reading →This is a story about a writer who wanted to have some fun. She wanted to use her spiffy new-to-her iMac to create a Podcast to the world and play with the M-Audio keyboard (piano keyboard, folks, not typing keyboard) … Continue reading →
When I went to Wisconsin’s Sheep and Wool Festival a couple years ago, there was a highly peculiar sheep.
Continue reading →One of the most obvious ways to ground is to work IN the ground, by gardening. What I’ve discovered about gardening is that weeding is like laundry – it never ends. As you keep working in your garden, the weeds … Continue reading →
Publishing and writing are two different parts of the puzzle. They’re not the same thing and shouldn’t be approached as the same thing.Writing is a creative art. It’s image-intensive, using the imagination to create stories and poetry. Even non-fiction is … Continue reading →
LGBT Fantasy Fans and Writers has launched. From the “About Us” page: “Welcome to our little corner of the ‘net. This is going to be a blog that appreciates LGBT fantasy in all its forms and incarnations- books, movies, games, … Continue reading →
I’m at the Writer’s Retreat today, sharing some thoughts on working and writing. Come on by! Writer’s Retreat Blog Write on!
Continue reading →I like to start my week on Sunday, since that’s what makes the most sense to me for how my schedule works. Sunday is a day of rest for our family, but we don’t necessarily mean rest as in nothing … Continue reading →