So I got back from the book tour Saturday night, and I am apparently not dead. It was a near thing a few times. People on the book tour kept telling me I must love it. I have not yet found a graceful way to say “Well, no, this is a generally stressful experience for […]
Monthly Archives: October 2014
My short story in the Women Destroy Fantasy collection is available to read on-line! The Dryad’s Shoe If you enjoy it, please consider buying either the e-book or print volume from Fantasy Magazine of the whole issue–it is some super cool stuff. And can I just say how awesome it is to have been involved […]
When the unicorns went into the sea, untold millennia ago* they shed their hooves and took on blubber to become narwhals, and for the most part, they were happy. But ages passed and ice melted and the seas were no longer as hospitable as they had been. The narwhals heaved themselves up on the beaches […]
“Last night as I was sleeping, I dreamt – marvelous error!– that I had a beehive here inside my heart. And the golden bees were making white combs and sweet honey from my old failures.” — Antonio Machado
Coming in November, an honest-to-god novel! This is another fairy-tale retelling, best known to long-time blog readers as “The One With The Hedgehog.” (Seriously considered calling it that, but it’s a pretty weird dark story, so I decided against it. Also, if I put the hedgehog on the cover, people would probably get entirely the […]