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Okay folks, buckle in, because this one’s not only NSFW, it’s not safe for the squeamish, or those who think bodies are best touched in the dark and under covers and god forbid you actually take a close look at … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Laura Anne Gilman
After I finished writing GABRIEL’S ROAD, which Book View Cafe published this week, I wrote the Author’s Note wherein I explained why the book was coming out later than anticipated, and also poked into why the story went where it … Continue reading
Look, I’ll be blunt with you. I have IBD. Bathrooms are, you should pardon the expression, serious shit to me. I hoard toilet paper in the fear that one day I’ll be caught without, and be too sick to go … Continue reading
I was listening to the radio a few days ago, and Meatloaf’s “Anything For Love” came up. Now I grew up listening to that song to the point where the lyrics are embedded in my DNA. Probably any American of … Continue reading
As often seems to happen in these days of seemingly endless inspiration, what I’d planned on Ranting about gets pushed aside by a more immediate ARGH that needs to be ranted about. And because the universe is a giving entity, … Continue reading
This time, in honor of the season, I’m ranting about something that comes up every year around this time.
No, not crocuses (who could rant about such cute little flowers?). No, I mean that other thing that shows its head around this time… taxes.
Continue readingI am very tired. I am very fucking tired. I am so tired that when I try to go to sleep, I lie awake thinking about how tired I am, rather than sleeping. So I’ve started taking siestas. Small naps, somewhere … Continue reading
Our very own Laura Anne Gilman has won the 20th annual Endeavour Award for her novel The Cold Eye. The Award comes with an honorarium of $1,000 and was announced November 9, 2018, at OryCon in Portland, Oregon. Congratulations Laura Anne! … Continue reading
So I’m sitting at my desk, eating leftovers, wondering what I was going to rant about this week. And then a topic quite literally dropped into my lap. Because a post I’d made on Facebook, with my usual-for-political-stuff friends-locking, was lifted … Continue reading
On the face of it, setting up a Facebook event is brilliant. You do minimal work – just enter the info and maybe a photo or two, put together a guest list – and hit go. Facebook – ideally, in … Continue reading