L is for Love
In today’s continuation of the A-Z Challenge, I give you: L is for Love [warning]I’m gonna be fairly sappy here, so if sticky, silly sap isn’t your thing, you may want to read something else on the site. Just a Read More…
In today’s continuation of the A-Z Challenge, I give you: L is for Love [warning]I’m gonna be fairly sappy here, so if sticky, silly sap isn’t your thing, you may want to read something else on the site. Just a Read More…
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Scoundrels of Skullport, the expansion for the game, The Lords of Waterdeep. Publisher: Wizards of the Coast # of Players: 2-6 Best with: 3-4 players While this post is going live on its normal Monday, Read More…
In today’s continuation of the A-Z Challenge, I give you: K is for Kitties I’ve known for 26 years that children weren’t for me. I can tolerate them when I must, but most under the age of twelve, irritate me Read More…
I’m doing something a tad bit different today for Scrivener Saturday as I’m still trying to catch up from back-to-back conventions. This week’s Scrivener Saturday: The Wishlist–as in my top 5 features I wish Literature & Latte would add to the Read More…
In today’s continuation of the A-Z Challenge, I give you: J is for Joss Whedon Despite what many folks think, Joss Whedon isn’t perfect–any more than any other writer, director, etc., but the man has a mad sort-of genius that Read More…
In today’s continuation of the A-Z Challenge, I give you: I is for Imogen Heap If you haven’t figured it out by the letter “I,” music is an important part of my world. For 3.5 years, I was a music Read More…
This week’s Flashback Friday: The Witcher Saga. I’m happy to have Polish author, Joanna Maciejewska here for a guest post on how The Witcher Saga influenced her as a writer. Some of you might have heard about a successful video Read More…
In today’s continuation of the A-Z Challenge, I give you: H is for Hayao Miyazaki The very first anime (or Japanese animation) film I saw was Kiki’s Delivery Service by Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli. In it, a thirteen-year-old (Kiki) leaves Read More…
This week’s Book Cover Throwback: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. This past weekend at NorWesCon 38, I watched someone mangle this cover during an odd variation on Pictionary. What I Love about This Cover: It’s absurdity. Read More…
In today’s continuation of the A-Z Challenge, I give you: G is for Grandmothers – The Shapers of Me Not everyone gets along with their grandmothers, but as a child growing up without a mother, my grandmothers were both mother Read More…