The Kickstarter for Children of Earth and Fire: A Dark Fantasy Duology closes at 2:28 Eastern Time on Tuesday, September 23!! We will have the option for some late pledges, but for the best rewards, you should back the project while it’s open! Especially if you want the sweet, sweet bonus gem and bead treasures…… Continue reading 24 Hours to Back Children of Earth and Fire
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Introducing Noble Armata Press!
The New Home of The 27 Kingdoms Once upon a time, I “accidentally” wrote about 50,000 words on a dark fantasy story about twins and a tower for a short story call. I don’t remember if this was actually the first time I so dramatically overestimated the length of a story, but it stands out… Continue reading Introducing Noble Armata Press!
What I’ve Been Working on…
It’s not science fiction, except there are some theories and thought experiments… It’s not fantasy, though there is world building, whimsy, and a mention of faeries… It’s not horror, though there are some dark parts… It is funny as hell, cooking related, and the passion project of a dear friend… about some dear friends! My… Continue reading What I’ve Been Working on…
Happy 2015 – Part 1 – Looking Back
Perhaps I’m a wee bit late on this, but it is the first WORKWEEK of 2015, and honestly, one of my resolutions is to make sure I get enough rest. After all, a lack of rest and overdoing it was my biggest fall in 2014. We learn from our mistakes. So, here’s a quick review… Continue reading Happy 2015 – Part 1 – Looking Back
Broadly Speaking Travels Through Time!
Broadly Speaking Travels Through Time!
Welcome to the January 2012 edition of Broadly Speaking. According to the Mayan Calender, this year is the year that we run out of time. (Or, more probably, a new cycle begins quite uneventfully.) But if we can’t go Back to the Future in our own version of The Time Machine, we can at least talk about it.
Join your host, Tracy S. Morris, for a timely discussion about the adventures of women writing science fiction, fantasy, horror — and everything in between.
Up first, Tracy and Melanie Fletcher discuss the rules that one must decide on before writing about time travel.
Then, listen to a round-table discussion on the various conflicts that are inherent in time travel fiction with Pauline Baird Jones, author of Steamrolled, Kathryn Sullivan, author of Talking to Trees, S.A. Bolich, author of Firedancer and Lynda Williams, author of the Okal Rei Saga.
We hope that you can make time to listen to this podcast. If not, save it in your player for sometime when you have time on your hands.