Done! A Celebration of Spite
In which I speak of the power of spite to compel a writer to unforeseen heights of achievement.
Tag Archive: children of the desert
There’s No One Path Through Writing A Novel
Every creative project is different. This is good news, in that it means there’s basically no wrong way to go about creating. It’s bad news, in that every project is a series of potential stall-outs and less-than-ideal turns that take…
Read more
Back At The Desk Again
I’m home. Really, really home this time. I’m not going to Florida again this year (knock on wood!), and I only have one convention planned (AtomaCon, in November–DO check them out, they’re fabulous!). I’m done with writing Servants of the…
Read more
Dragging Out Dusty Posts
Going through my folders in search of another blog post entirely, I came across this one and decided I really ought to repost it. Not sure just when I wrote this, but it still holds largely true. Minor edits to…
Read more
Race in The Children of the Desert books
One of my self-challenges in recent years has been to update my writing to match my growing awareness of racism. I routinely pull up old, unpublished work for an overhaul and cringe at the assumptions I didn’t even know I…
Read more
You must be logged in to post a comment.