Hey y’all. It’s been a rough weekend pregnancy-wise. You probably won’t hear anything coherent from me until tomorrow.
Or mayhap Tuesday. I didn’t get much accomplished this weekend, and I might be doing ketchup catch-up over the next few days.
Play nice!
Oh, and 36 weeks, 1 day, and counting if you were wondering. ; )
Get your Advance Reading copy of my friend and fellow author Joshua Unruh’s noir Viking fantasy Sage of the Myth Reaver: Downfall!
I have a new thing about bananas. Let me show you it.
Sometimes, I get very angry with politicians and politics. This is one of those times. If you don’t want to read any more about Rep. Todd Akin or his definition of rape, you probably shouldn’t read this post.
The purpose of a book review is to tell other readers why they would or wouldn’t enjoy reading a particular book. Here are five points I think go into writing an effective review….
Okay, so I’d hoped to blog today on how to write an effective book review. Sadly, I didn’t get to it. So, instead, here’s a piece of intarwebz currency. Enjoy. : )
fellow blogger recently reminded me of the following: a “poem” that circulates around the intarwebz under the title “Anyway” and is generally attributed to Mother Teresa. After doing some research, I discovered that the original was penned by one Kent M. Keith and entitled “The Paradoxical Commandments”….
What’s a “good” day? What’s a “bad” day? What if we gave up defining our days this way and simply made a choice of what we’re going to do with today?
Once upon a time, I started keeping a list of “rules” that required a written record. And so begins my public sharing of it….
The title pretty much says it all, but I’ll give you a hint: There were snails.