This one is currently available only on Wattpad; I entered it in the #TNTHorrorContest. The next phase of the contest happens on December 2, with the top 100 stories posted to the contest webpage. There appear to be a TON of entries. It’s currently free to read; if nothing else happens with it, I’ll put […]
New fiction live – “Something Borrowed, Something Blue,” contemporary horror on Wattpad Read More »
A Victorian Orphan makes good. How Smoke Got Out of the Chimneys (Smoke #1) Kindle | Nook | Kobo | iBooks | Goodreads (reviews) (still some links going up) London, England. 1840.Gangs of four- and five-year-old orphans are being used as “apprentice” chimney sweeps–they’re the only ones who can fit down the narrow chimneys, taking brushes and baskets down with them into upper-class Victorian
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Can men write romances? OF COURSE THEY CAN, AND THEY DO. However, a lot of male romance writers feel they have to write under female pen names and/or initials to hide their gender–and that’s just wrong. Here are some of the male writers (or partners including a male writer) of romance I’ve been able to
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I have a mental checklist for emotional distress. Because I am THAT kind of nerd. But also because I often have a hard time staying in contact with my emotions and feelings (like, literally I can make physical pain go away if I’m focused on something). In order to keep myself from having some kind
