
The Strange Tale of My Debut Year in YA Horror
It’s natural to want to take stock of one’s life at the end of a year. Of course, my head immediately goes to Grosse Point
It’s natural to want to take stock of one’s life at the end of a year. Of course, my head immediately goes to Grosse Point
Last week while my husband and I were in Copenhagen, we stopped into the Glyptotek on the one pouring-down-rain day we had. The Glytotek has
Months ago I saw a call for submissions as something that was being billed as a campfire anthology–but not your typical anthology of short stories.
There’s been discussion on Bluesky lately about how publishing is moving away the traditional hunky shirtless stud-heaving bosom woman romance cover aesthetic—potentially because it is
Debate my flaws, please! Anytime I’m in front of a group of people, whether it’s a job interview or a work presentation, it always feels
I’m terrible at keeping secrets. They sit in my stomach and churn. So you can imagine how difficult it was to keep it under wraps
I knew 2022 was going to be a quiet publishing year for me. It’s difficult to think too much about writing a novel or submitting
Happy holidays! It’s not quite the holiday we all envisioned, for sure. The COVID-19 Omicron variant has timed itself in such a way that I’ll
2021 has certainly been a year of firsts for me, publishing-wise. I mean, just in terms of work published, by the end of next month
Where did this year go? Here we are, almost Thanksgiving–the pandemic has very much impacted the way I experience the passage of time. And the
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