I was trying to think of a third thing that started with an “s” but… Well, you see how that went. And my main priorities this month have been Skull Daddy II and Shark Week. First, let’s address the great white in the room: I am beyond disappointed that Discovery has incorporated generative AI into their programming and social media posts this year. I love seeing sharks on tv and learning as much as I
I’ll be honest – there was not a lot of writing done this month. If you’ve seen some of my recent TikTok videos and Instagram posts, you may have noticed a black brace on my left hand. I have *fancy* tendonitis in my thumb. I call it fancy because when
This month’s short story from way back in the vault is from when I first started writing science fiction. I believe I tried submitting it to a publication. At the time, I was proud of myself despite the fact that I could not get it published. But looking back now
There wasn’t so much a theme for March as there was an author. For the entire month, I read nothing but books by Grady Hendrix. Between print books, eBooks, and audiobooks, I binged the heck out of this author whose work keeps popping up all over my social feeds and
It’s starting feel like every check-in or personal update involves me going on and on about how busy I’ve been, and March was no exception. If anything, I’d say that was probably one of the busiest and most stressful months I’ve had in a while. If you’ve read my March
I’m happy March is almost over. This month was too much. And that’s not to say it was all bad – there was lots of good stuff going on. But there was just too much of everything. Looking back at my calendar, there were only 4 days in the entire
This one is old. My short story offering for the month is from deep in the vault and was written back in 2009. In one of my first year English classes in university – one of the mandatory ones they made everyone take, regardless of your field of study –
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