Monday Night Gaming: Dixit
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Dixit. For my birthday, my husband and I joined a friend at the new Mox Boarding House to get our game on. One of the games we played was Dixit. (There was also lots of Read More…
Autographed Copies
Folks in Seattle will luck out with a Seattle book signing (more details coming shortly), but I know I have a ton of folks back in Texas (as well as elsewhere) who’ve asked for autographed copies of Amaskan’s Blood. Rather Read More…
Birthday Salutations!
So today I’m 37. Birthday Salutations! Which doesn’t feel all that different from 30 or even 25. I still get carded to buy alcohol (though not so much to go to the movies). I still participate in crazy gaming antics Read More…
I Might Squee!
So I might squee! Just a bit. Or pee my pants. I’m not sure yet. Tomorrow’s my birthday. While it happened yesterday, I consider it a birthday present none-the-less. You folks are *that* amazing. Yesterday, Amaskan’s Blood managed to rank #37,464 Read More…
Contest Winners!
Congrats to the winners of the Amaskan’s Blood contest! These fabulous people had the chance to win autographed books, autographed posters featuring Amaskan’s Blood cover art, special holiday cards, or the chance to be a character in a story I Read More…
Flashback Friday: Pawn of Genre
For this week’s Flashback Friday post, I’m honored to have playwright, author, & editor, Bridget Natale, here for a guest post on how David Eddings‘ works influenced her as a writer. I have been a voracious reader since I was Read More…
Book Cover Throwback: The Hobbit
In honor of the last Hobbit movie coming out this week (YAY!), this week’s Book Cover Throwback: The Hobbit. To see other Book Cover Throwbacks, click here.
Monday Night Gaming: Evolution
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Evolution by NorthStar Games. This is not the sort of game I would have found on my own, but when my husband and I were at PAX Prime, we sat down with one of the Read More…
Book Review: Snow White Red-Handed
While I love the speculative fiction genre, I have my occasional dives into mystery–usually because I’m needing a relaxing read that doesn’t require me to ponder the science behind FTL travel or telepathic dragons. I started out reading this series Read More…
Book Review: The Slow Regard of Silent Things
I’m long overdue to review something so here we go–a book review: The Slow Regard of Silent Things by Patrick Rothfuss. I love Patrick Rothfuss’s previous novels, The Name of the Wind and The Wise Man’s Fear. When I heard Read More…