Tweet I have a confession. Â I used to daydream about the apocalypse when I was growing up. Â Nothing passed the time in class like deciding what my weapon
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Tweet I have a confession. Â I used to daydream about the apocalypse when I was growing up. Â Nothing passed the time in class like deciding what my weapon
Tweet I’ve been so buried lately with my writing (this is a good thing) and getting books two and three of the Alexandria Saga into an acceptable publishing
Tweet Whew. Â Gasp. Â Hoorah! None of those can quite capture how I felt after the four wonderful days at the 2012 Worldcon, or Chicon 7, in Chicago. Â Surrounded
Tweet If you like augmented reality, stories about augmented reality, or just plain old good stories then the second volume of Mirror Shards anthology might be for you.
Tweet Mirror Shards author Louise Herring-Jones recently attended the World Fantasy Convention. Â She brought along copies of Mirror Shards to sell and even gave a copy to award
Tweet Ender’s Game is a classic piece of literature disguised as a YA novel. Â I’m not sure why I decided to reread it, except that it was on
Tweet Besides the immediate surly replies of “Because” or “Why not?” (my parental mind is leaking through here), I think it’s an interesting question and one I’ve encountered
Tweet Storytelling is an art that changes with each medium. Â I started my craft working on novel length stories, but a few years ago I realized that short
Tweet It has been said that science fiction is the literature of ideas. The corruption of expected reality creates situations not probable in our lifetimes, therefore distilling a