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My shelved projects
A response to “The Unseen Grief of Shelved Projects” by Deanna Martinez-Bey on Writer’s Digest and a discussion of my own shelved works.
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Two years ago I became a published author
SON OF THE SIREN turns two years old today and marks my beginning as a published author.
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Manga (p)review: SMELLS LIKE GREEN SPIRIT
SMELLS LIKE GREEN SPIRIT is a manga I’ve long loved that’s finally going to be available in a complete volume in English. Read the review here.
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This makes me never want to share my ideas online
I went down the BookTube rabbit hole for some drama and discovered a case where an author shared her idea and a random guy fed it into ChatGPT and sent her the book it…
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Jumping the gun: do I have another story in me after The Darkening Gate?
It’s too soon to be worried about what I’m worrying about. But I’m worried!
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Manga review: CUTE BUT NOT CUTE
A relationship overflowing with codependency is the story in CUTE BUT NOT CUTE. Is this manga adorable, annoying, or both?
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Perspective check: being an author is a real job
I never thought about it this way: that being an author was a legitimate form of work. As in, employment. I had a eureka moment.
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Earworm: HELLFIRE
One of Disney’s darkest villain songs has wormed its way into my brain thanks to YouTube recommendations that keep getting more and more random.
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Real-life inspirations: Rookwood Marshes
Rookwood Marshes was inspired by a local nature center where I grew up. Come see a vital setting in THE NAME AND THE KEY!
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