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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’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
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
Apparently it’s that time of year when speculative fiction writers do an eligibility post, highlighting the work they’ve done this past year that’s eligible for
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
The run up to election day always seems to move lightning fast. The entire Autumn seems to have lasted for approximately one week, despite the
Summer is heating up—in more ways than one! To start with, the Bodies Full of Burning anthology (with me as EDITOR!) from Sliced Up Press
I’m generally not one to mind waking up and going to work (especially when that consists of getting showered and walking downstairs), but today I
I’m not even going to lie: I’m flabbergasted that as of this post three of my short stories have been published in anthologies since January—including
Every morning is the same: my alarm goes off, and I check my phone for new alerts. This morning the first alert I saw was
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