Been busy these past few weeks and have some most excellent announcements. First up you are looking at the newest contributor of Nashville Geek Life. A most excellent website that you’ll certainly want to bookmark. In fact my article My 20 Steps To Getting Published is live now. _________________ Next up yours truly takes the Agabond … More Exciting Updates Are Exciting
It’s no secret that I’ve got nothing but love for exquisite ladies behind Middle Child Press, case in point. As much as I’m promoting their projects each time we do these roundtables and interviews, the truth is I get just as much out of these one on ones because if for nothing else, I get … More Fashion Tip From The Bartender: An Interview with Ankhesen Mie
So over on Middle Child Press, Ankhesen Mie explains why artists being unemployed is not a good look. ________________________________________ I recently viewed a trailer for a film we shall not speak of here. In the trailer, the protagonist is a struggling writer who totally sucksis having money problems because he won’t buckle down and get a damn … More Ankh Speaks: The Day Job
And my girl Ankhesen Mie comes out swinging, HARD!!!!! __________________ After battling the worst bout of writer’s block I’ve had in a while, I finally rescued myself by coming to one of my momentous decisions: no more stories where love is a central theme, and no more sex scenes (unless they have a comical edge). … More The Heterosexist Narrative
So late last year I was chatting with my buddy Ankhesen Mie about her novella Folklore and I mentioned to her that I planned to purchase it. She insisted I wait because she planned to re-release it. I was already even more curious because this novella had already received some serious acclaim—Midwest Book Review, … More Review: Folklore and Other Stories
Exciting news. My good friend Ankhesen Mie is back with an awesome new title that you’re going to want to grab: Middle Child Press is proud to present Folklore and Other Stories: _______________________________ “Folklore” When young Kazuya Kurosaki orders the disposal of a rival’s favorite, beautiful Amisi Ryan shows up with a “‘thank you’…from the dead”. … More Folklore And Other Stories
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