Tag: writing

Round Up Time #authorevents #outandabout #blogging #holdontothelight

While October is usually extremely busy for me, being that I tend to write dark fantasy, dark SF, and horror, October 2016 is especially so! I’m back in my blogging saddle, so let me give you a quick round-up of things to expect (some of which do make blogging challenging because I’m not at home… Continue reading Round Up Time #authorevents #outandabout #blogging #holdontothelight

Back in the Saddle #WriterlyWednesday #BabySteps

I’m Blogging Again… I’ve written and re-written my “Hey, look, my blog is alive again” post so many times it’s sickening.  I’ve revised some of my published short stories fewer times. Why is this post so hard? It’s not more personal than what I pour into my fiction nor what I give to the authors… Continue reading Back in the Saddle #WriterlyWednesday #BabySteps

Happy 2013!

New year, new goals, positive accomplishments… new try at blogging.  🙂 Most everyone in the world is talking about (or has already talked about) their New Year’s Resolutions/Goals, etc.  Not to hop on the bandwagon, but it’s a fun and inspiring topic… so I’m playing with it, too. I’ve already hit a couple of short-term… Continue reading Happy 2013!

Corrupts Absolutely?

I’m in another anthology coming out this March!   The call came through last year, and I’d been moved to write the story for some time.  I kept re-emailing myself the call for submissions because I was so intrigued with the idea:   A superhero anthology playing with the extent of how much power would… Continue reading Corrupts Absolutely?

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.

Calico Contentment

It’s been a long time since I’ve written about Calico or horses.  How about a Cali post?   Every time I’ve gone to the barn, it’s been a day to celebrate.  Not just because she’s a fabulous horse, but for the crazy weather. Calico is a fan of weather.  Well, maybe not rain, but everything… Continue reading Calico Contentment