Sorry, my 80’s child is running rampant today so of course I’m thinking of He-Man and Castle Grayskull… but I’m also thinking about Amaskan’s Honor and the end of the Boahim Trilogy because it’s almost here! I’ve been a bit Read More…
The 2025 Seattle Worldcon programming schedule just dropped so I can now share my schedule for the convention. I’ll be in the Dealer’s Hall with Books & Chains. My art will be in the Art Show and will have some Read More…
NOTE: I’m going to talk about a memoir I just read that deals HEAVILY with religious, physical, verbal, and emotional abuse. I’m going to be making a few references to that abuse. If that’s not something you wish to read Read More…
I could write an entire second memoir about navigating the US healthcare system while: Truly. Rather than take on something of that…size, I figure I’ll write about one particular element in this chaotic hellscape, which is: Proliance Surgeons. I’m going Read More…
I just finished a new art piece for the Seattle Worldcon Art Show coming up in August, which I’ve titled Freedom. The piece is a mix of sci-fi and fantasy as I pulled in one of the cat-like creatures from Read More…
Riley loves cheese and not just the kind in Beth Cato‘s new book, a cozy mystery involving lots of cheese and cheesy murder. 😉 If he could, Riley would eat cheese until he popped. In fact, if Molli and I Read More…
Last December, I was part of Strong Women, Strange World’s Holiday Extravaganza Event, which included my participating in “Speed Date a Book,” in which folks who attended got to speed date Amaskan’s Blood. It was a ton of fun and Read More…
Most authors have cycles or a process they use when writing a novel, myself included. Over the years, mine has changed here and there as my abilities and knowledge in my craft changed (aka improved), but nothing changed it more Read More…
All you can do is your best when it comes to your family. Molli and I try our absolute best to do right by our three kitties—goodness knows we’ve spent enough money on them and their medical issues over the Read More…
I’m about to say something really cliche, but bear with me. Writing is a journey, and it should be. So why the cliche? This comes from a conversation I was having this past weekend with my wife, Molli, about how Read More…
