Reading, Writing, Revising

I read some excellent novels last month, but am only realizing now that they all contain a good deal of tragedy. → CURSED DAUGHTERS by O...

Once again, it's time for my monthly batch of book reviews: → LESSONS IN MAGIC AND DISASTER by Charlie Jane Anders: Jamie's rela...

The calendar has come back around to fall, with its various seasonal trappings. The parade of holidays is underway, the days are shortening...

Another great month of reading, with some intense stories of different kinds: → THE LIONS OF WINTER: SURVIVAL AND SACRIFICE ON MOUNT WASH...

Last month's reading was a great mix of science fiction and stories grounded in the real world: → METALLIC REALMS by Lincoln Michel ...

On most of my writing days, I don't have anything to show for myself in a literal sense: There's nothing visually distinct about my...

I read another wide variety of novels last month: → A/S/L by Jeanne Thornton: In 1998, three teenagers meet online, calling themselves A...

The next few months promise a fascinating crop of new books from authors I love! → AUTOMATIC NOODLE by Annalee Newitz (August 5): I alwa...

Last month, along with my usual novel reading, I read two powerful nonfiction books. Both are about not looking away from the death and des...

I have fantasies in which I blog all the time about writing. (Wow, Lisa, what an exciting fantasy life you lead!) I wish I was both speedy ...