The Night Is a Harsh Mistress, Chapter 18
Chapter 18 of The Night Is a Harsh Mistress is up. We get to find out about the mysterious Viktor and his father, and who, exactly, David Greene is. Enjoy!
Continue reading →Weaving! Harness the Power…
Sorry, weaver’s joke. (Harnesses hold the heddles, which are how the fabric is made… get it? Yeah, it’s not that funny.) (MAN, maybe I need to get out more.) ANYWAY. So, I’m going to give an update in reverse order … Continue reading →
Labor Day Blog Hop
Happy Labor Day! Thanks to Booknibbles.com for the wonderful tour! If you’re just coming across this post, you can catch the beginning HERE. In celebration of the beginning of the end of summer, here is a brief excerpt from a … Continue reading →
Thursday 13 – September 2, 2010
So, I got some grumpy news from a friend this week. Rather than expose it to the world of the internet, which could give it legs I don’t intend, I figured I’d vent in a general fashion. It’s been a … Continue reading →
Chapter 3 of Initial Public Offering
Chapter 3 of Initial Public Offering is up. For a quick blurb on the story, visit our “About the Stories” page.
Continue reading →Wiley Wednesday: Irreducible Minimums
I’m blogging about Irreducible Minimums over at the Writer’s Retreat Blog this week. Stop on by!
Continue reading →Mochi Progress
I’ve been working away… well, playing away, really… with my shawl. Here are a couple quick updates. I’m on row 14 of a 16 stitch sample of rippled rib. I may extend it past this current spot because I like … Continue reading →
Final Day of First Session, June 24th
My final day of class, and I’m hooked. I will definitely sign up for the four-harness class, and even have purchased my first instructional book: Learning to Weave, by Deborah Chandler. It only just arrived today, so I don’t have … Continue reading →
Weaving, June 17th
Back to the workshop! June 17th was my third session at the Chicago Weaving School. I made some good headway with my weaving, though I had some trouble getting the beating consistent. Stress really made a difference in how I … Continue reading →
Weaving Update
As I’ve discussed in prior posts on weaving, I’ve been working on learning the Cricket loom, a rigid heddle loom. I have successfully taken the fabric off the loom and it is now a table runner in my dining room! … Continue reading →