I figure it’s a good time to get to know one another. Here, then, is a random slapdash written-in-no-sensible-order list of things you may not know about me. It bears no rhyme, no reason. It’s more or less a conglomeration of meaningless facts about yours truly.
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Looking back over my emails, I am reminded that it was this week in the Ancient Year 2011, when my super-agent Stacia Decker sold my first original novel, Blackbirds, to Angry Robot Books. That book, about a young woman with a very foul mouth and a terrible attitude who can also see how you’re going to […]
I love reading the “Five Things I Learned…” posts on terribleminds, and I’ve enjoyed writing them in the past. That’s what this post was originally going to be, and I did learn plenty while writing Spliced: about using viruses as vectors for gene splicing, climate change, animal personhood, computer implants, the difference (in my mind) […]
Hey, folks! Out of spoons over here, so I’m taking a vacation. A social media vacation, at least. I’m gone this week to SDCC and the next week to NECon and then having some friends visit? So, for the next week, the blog is going to sit quietly in the corner and think about what […]
A brief update about this website: It will be going on hiatus through 2015. I’m just kidding. HA HA HA HA HA Ahem. But what will be happening here is that I might slow down on the posts a wee little bit. I’ve been making sure that this blog has at least five posts a […]
And now, a guest post from gifted writer, Suyi Davies Okungbowa, author of the new novel, Warrior of the Wind. In the peak days of quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic, I ordered a bike-in-a-box from Walmart. It arrived stealthily at the front door of my one-room-one-bathroom casita in Tucson, the delivery worker gone before I […]
