Yes is a lovely word, especially when it’s from a publisher with whom you want to work. Rachel and I have been fortunate enough to work with three awesome houses so far in our career and we’re tickled pink, purple … Continue reading →
In pirate stories, there’s a map where X marks the spot of hidden treasure. Just like those pirates, writers have to find their own buried treasure – or, in this case, imaginary worlds in which the story occurs. Even if … Continue reading →
We are working on edits of our forthcoming book from LooseId LLC and are super excited about it. In fact, when you’re talking to an author, it’s probably a good idea not to ask, “So, what are you writing?” Because we’ll … Continue reading →
For today’s A to Z entry, I figured I’d share an excerpt from a forthcoming series set in space. We figured that folks on a ship in deep space would resort to having pets, just like on modern day ships, … Continue reading →
Those of you who are paying attention will know that this is a picture of a cat, not a truffle – but, and this is important, it could be. That’s the joy of worldbuilding. I just spent time trying to find … Continue reading →
So. You get home from the day job, or stop moving from the stay-at-home job, and realize it’s almost dinner time. Ack! Don’t despair. With a little bit of planning at the grocery store, you’ll have everything you need to … Continue reading →
The main character of “Seeking Hearts,” our short story for the Torquere Press 2013 Charity Sips Blitz, is at home in his body and comfortable with his own sexuality. It’s fun writing a character who has very little angst, because … Continue reading →
Senior Hunter Quill Mayer, our hero in Emerald Fire, is a scarred man. Forced to witness the destruction of the town where he grew up, he is raised by his father. His life partner is killed by a sandcat in … Continue reading →
Cat a’la Bed and Breakfast We use our cameras frequently for research. A walk in the neighborhood, the museum, even the park can yield images that stock the image pond. Case in point: my husband and I went on a … Continue reading →