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Abigail Nussbaum’s most recent review over at Strange Horizons asks an interesting question — why use fantasy to tell a story?  It’s a question I’ve been asking about several of the novels I’ve read lately. Fairies have been enjoying a … Continue reading →

The summer knit-along folks pointed out a problem with my chart.  Great catch!  Here’s the corrected version: TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious

Oh, oh, if you don’t let me out I will die. Oh, oh, if you don’t let me out I will die. I will moan, I will cry, I will sob, I will sigh, I will fall down and perish … Continue reading →

I was already looking forward to this book before it was published. Sofia was one of the first people to review my first book, when I met her I really enjoyed our conversation, and I always learn something interesting from … Continue reading →

I give to a charity, so today I was called by a pollster who appeared to have been commissioned by them. The best I could figure from the multitude of questions he asked me was that the organization is having … Continue reading →

For those of you doing the lace knitting project, you must be more than caught up by now! It’s been almost three weeks – so I’ll post the next 3 charts.  Sorry for the delay. I was out having fun … Continue reading →

How cool a world is it, when you can put ‘publish novella’ on your to-do list and check it off before you’ve finished your coffee?  Admittedly, it was a large coffee. Anyway, for those of you wanting another Osyth ‘fix’ … Continue reading →

I’d be editing my novella ‘Unite and Conquer’ into Kindle format. I just got permission to use Chris Hadley’s painting, ‘The Cat Jury’ on its cover!  When I saw these wonderful, eerie cats, I knew they were the ones from … Continue reading →

I have a guest blog post up at Toni Sweeney’s ‘My blog.’ Drop over and check it out! And many thanks, Toni! TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious

My chorus is singing excerpts from Les Miz, so revolution is on my mind for about a half-hour every Tuesday night.  The rest of the time, I do what I usually do — which includes scoping out enough academic news … Continue reading →