That Hero Of Mine: Remembering Perry Moore
May 20, 2019
Over on Black Girl Nerds, I pay tribute to a pioneer, a visionary, and a superhero in the truest sense of the word. My good friend and Patronus, the late Perry Moore.
Tag: books
Writing to the Non-Existing Audience
April 12, 2017
Originally published at Thagomizer Recently I was having a conversation with a couple of friends and acquaintances regarding the release of my novel, Hollowstone. As I explained the premise behind the book, they expressed it was a novel they would be very interested in reading. They then expressed that they don’t read books. As the … More Writing to the Non-Existing Audience
Introducing: A More Diverse Universe Blog Tour
September 17, 2012
So last week I signed up for this most important event. Why is this important? Aarti explains why. “I’ve spoken on this blog (and in other forums) about the lack of diversity in fantasy fiction, particularly fantasy fiction of the epic nature. If epic fantasy has diversity, it is often present in a fashion that mirrors … More Introducing: A More Diverse Universe Blog Tour
Review: Corruption
December 5, 2011
Synopsis: Mahogany Carroll is a unrepentant cougar; Jordan Yoshito is a precocious cub. Jordan’s struggling with finding his way in the world, and Mahogany’s struggling with needing more than just great sex. Mahogany likes her men young and Jordan prefers his women experienced, thus the relationship they enter is supposed to be no more than … More Review: Corruption
Banned Book Week
September 27, 2011
So it’s Banned Book Week. I was actually surprised at the number of books I’ve read from thisbanned/challenged list. There’s a number of titles I’ve been meaning to get around to reading which I should probably do. Bold titles are the ones I’ve read. Which ones have you read? 1. Harry Potter (series), by J.K. … More Banned Book Week
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