So, maybe you’ve heard tell of these “supply chain issues” that are plaguing everything from lumber to microchips to monkey chow. I mean, I just assume the thing about monkey chow? Whatever. Point is, add one more things to the list of supply chain woes: Books. What’s causing this supply chain problem with books? I […]
Right out of the gate let’s ask — are these kinds of updates interesting to you? Meaning, just the general here’s some stuff I’m doing, here’s some things I’m enjoying, hey look, birds, bugs, and dogs. If they are, I’ll do more. If they’re not, I’ll do less, and also I’ll collect my many tears in little […]
A guest post from Emily Wenstrom about ADHD representation in fiction — please read, and then check out her new novel, Departures. *** When I first got my ADHD diagnosis in high school, I had no choice but to be loud about it. This all came about in the first place because years of good […]
There’s only one Al MacBharrais: Though other Scotsmen may have dramatic mustaches and a taste for fancy cocktails, Al also has a unique talent. He’s a master of ink and sigil magic. In his gifted hands, paper and pen can work wondrous spells. \But Al isn’t quite alone: He is part of a global network […]
Here, hold still while I duct tape this CRUCIAL WENDIG UPDATE to your face. Don’t worry, it’s reversed so you can read it, sheesh. So pushy. Anyway, hey, hi, hello. Some quick updates for your FACE, as noted: This Thursday, the 12th, I’ll be joining the Peculiar Book Club, hosted by Brandy Schillace — it […]
It’s been two weeks since haunted houses, coal mines, missing serial killers, and other nightmares have been on the menu with the release of The Book of Accidents, so I figured I’d talk a little about the book and where it’s at now. This was not a book whose success I felt was sure — it’s […]