Chuck Wendig: Terribleminds

So, a few things upfront: first, I am a privileged author who sells well and is able to support himself and his family on writing books. Second, none of this post is to be taken as fact, but rather, as opinion — it relies, quite frankly, on “artisanal data” (aka anecdotes) and also, y’know, vibes. […]

You, me, Kevin Hearne, and the Northshire Books bookstore in Saratoga Springs, NY. May 17th, 6pm. Come by! Buy books! Sing the ancient songs! Dance the heretical dance! Perform the rites! Uhh I mean, talk to us about tacos and birds. It’ll be great. Deets here.

I went to a small liberal arts college that was around 70% women — it was one fraternity and, if I recall, four or five sororities. It was a nice school, emphasis on nice. Parties were never huge. It was pleasant, if not always entirely exciting. Then, one day, I was invited to a party […]

No. … Wait, you want more than that? Umm, how about, “fuck no?” … Shit no? Hell no? Oh god no, and why the absolute crap would you bother? Okay, that’s not helpful. In case you’ve been hiding under a social media rock (which would actually be very wise)… Twitter finally, after what felt like […]

MONSTER MOVIE! (The exclamation point is important.) Anyway, hey! I’m writing more middle grade! And it’s coming out next fall! Exclamation points ahoy! Thanks to my agent, Stacia Decker for brokering the deal with Deirdre Jones at LBYR, I’m excited to have this out in front of readers young and old. It’s the story of […]

*steps into Chuck’s Terrible Minds blog. Chuck gives the thumbs up signal to get started* Thank you, Chuck! *clears throat awkwardly* Greetings, everybody! Can y’all hear me? Yes? Right – let’s get this started: The Pixel Project, a 501(c)3 anti-violence against women nonprofit, has been running our Read For Pixels program since September 2014 when […]