Monthly Archives: June 2015

I’m a pessimist and a worrier–or at least that’s probably how it looks to people as I come to terms with a large amount of input. Probably one of the worst things you can do is throw me into a new project … Continue reading →

I saw this video the other day, and it struck me how disasters have a way of focusing us on what’s important. When everything can be taken away from us it’s the people in our lives that matter most, more … Continue reading →

I’m a fan of Michael J. Sullivan, both his work and…well, him. I think he represents the professional writer of the near future, a hybrid between traditional and self-publishing, and seems to be a generally good guy. He’s built a strong following–strong … Continue reading →

Take care of your teeth when you’re young, folks! You’ll thank yourself later when you’re the one paying for your own dental care. I cracked a tooth over the weekend. It could certainly be worse, but it’s still not particularly … Continue reading →

There’s a new pop song lighting up the charts right now: “Shut Up and Dance”, by Walk the Moon. It’s evidently so popular that the middle school band teacher arranged it for the concert band’s last concert. I’d never heard it … Continue reading →

Michael J. Sullivan, one of my favorite authors, wanted to release a new book in his Riyria series next year, but contract obligations on other books coming out next year made that impossible. So he’s going to try to get … Continue reading →

I had binders full of women before Mitt Romney did. Women and men, and some children, too. Of course mine were on character sheets, whereas Mitt’s were resumes, but…well, I think mine was more fun. It’s been close to twenty … Continue reading →