This post has been languishing in Drafts for a couple of eternities. I think it began life as a comment I left on someone else’s blog — possibly Chuck Wendig’s. I thought it worth sharing here. What’s the scariest book you ever read? House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski “The Fall of the House …
Hi loves. Now that I type that, I want to go back and a rewrite it “Hi loaves.” As though y’all were bread. Yummy, squishy, fresh-from-the-oven bread…mmmmmmm…. Okay. Getting weird now. Anyway. Hi. I recently took a Twitter break. There was stuff on Twitter, and people were angrier about it than usual, and I’m dealing …
Today is the last day of National Poetry Month, so I’m finally posting a poem. Better late than never, right? ; ) I wrote this the day after I came upon my Grandpa sitting in his rocking chair in the sun room, peering toward the outside beyond the window, and quietly singing “Amazing Grace” and …
…and I’ve starred the ones I enjoyed most. If you’d like to hear specifics about any of these books, ask in the comments! 🙂 Books Courtney Read in 2014 1. Blackbirds by Chuck Wendig* 2. Mockingbird by Chuck Wendig 3. The Cormorant by Chuck Wendig* 4. Taunt (Ava Delaney, #2) by Claire Farrell 5. A …
In which I get too intimate with my smartphone.
Hidey-ho, y’all, Today, I bring you a guest post from my friend and fellow Kindle All-Stars writer, Tony Healey. Tony’s got a great, easy way for you to help out a little girl with cystic fibrosis. Well worth the minute or two! Here’s Tony to tell you more: TONY: At the beginning of this year …
Here’s my cyberpunk version of the Grimms’ fairy tale “Little Brother and Little Sister.” Come read and tell me whether or not I hit cyberpunk on its cybernetic noggin, ’cause I truly have no idea.
In my latest short story, we’ve got a dirty cop, the Assyrian Underworld, and demon gates made of poop. Come and read!
Here are the books I read in 2013. Read ’em and weep with me. There weren’t nearly enough of them.
It’s a new year! Time to bring on the Pookiebottoms Sweetmunch!