When I was younger — late teens, early twenties — I was an active member of a fandom forum, solely in the fanfiction section. I was also doing a Writing/Editing degree at the time, but looking back, it was the forum that taught me more about writing than the degree ever did. (The degree wasContinue reading “On measuring worth”
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Book release: Blood & Nerve
I’m not talking about words or research this week. This week marks release #3 for the year. Broadsides Book 3, Blood & Nerve, is now available on Amazon at the sale price of $2.99USD. To celebrate the release, Books 1 and 2, Voice & Vein and Sunlight & Bone, have been discounted to $0.99USD. AnyoneContinue reading “Book release: Blood & Nerve”
On limits and the ideal self
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about capabilities. This is partly due to my having let some habits lapse, and trying to make new ones, and struggling with both. And last week Kris Rusch did this post on courage which struck me, but not in a good way (though that isn’t on Kris). And then,Continue reading “On limits and the ideal self”
Research roundup #2
It is Friday, and that means blog. It has been a month since my first research roundup, and that means I’m long overdue for the second. Since there’s quite a number of links, I’m putting them under headings. Enjoy today’s research journey. On the subject of New York The Rikers Island wiki page I mightContinue reading “Research roundup #2”
On unmet needs and grace
I forgot about last week’s blog post. Well, I ‘forgot’ — in truth I had an unanticipated week off. By ‘unanticipated’ I mean that it wasn’t scheduled; but I could see it coming when the week started. I did my chapter of Broadsides just fine, but other than that … well. I did some writingContinue reading “On unmet needs and grace”
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