There Is No Giant Foot Trying To Squash Me
If I’m not a huge fan of annual retrospective posts, it’s because they usually read like boring litanies of snark and disappointment. Or worse: Obnoxiously falsetto cheer. Oh, how I loathe the perky…...
View ArticleFiction Vlog – Baby Bandito
More fiction video blogging, as requested! ‘Baby Bandito’ is a piece of flash fiction from my Pirate!Sandy series.
View ArticleFiction Vlog – Inches and Inches and Inches
Reading in bed: In which I fit an entire office romance into couple hundred words of prose. Then I talk a bit about why I love flash fiction and how I’d like to write and read more of it. Want more?...
View ArticleWriting in Cars With Toys
People often ask me if I suffer writer’s block and what I do about it. The answer? Writing in cars with toys! Rigor Amortis M-Brane SF Want more? Leave a comment!
View ArticleHomemade Video Cobbler
Have you ever made something just because you had the materials for it? Like the time I made pancakes from scratch because I wandered into the pantry and the ingredients practically threw themselves...
View ArticleRead, Subversive! Read!
The thing about fighting for our lives is that it’s usually nothing like the movies. Yes, there are riots and heroic medical interventions in real life, but ‘the good fight’ is better defined as a...
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Parent Hack: Read An Excerpt From Subversion
I wrote a story called Parent Hack. It has troubled kids making troubling decisions in a troubled system. It’s about necessity and the invention of family. There’s an excerpt below to entice you to...
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Muse-blogging
It’s Autumn, Look at Fungus by Kay Holt Once upon a time, I used to blog regularly. That’s not right… I blog all the time. That’s what if feels like, anyway, but this is truer: As the end of calendar...
View ArticleEdgewise Words
Lately, I’ve been writing for myself. Bending to the need. These prosy little trespassers from my brain may remind some readers of the Sandy!Plex, and my pirate life. Appropriately, because this...
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