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It’s Workaholic Time! My April 2026 Writing Update

April 30, 2026

This month was more about prep work than writing and editing. Many of you are already aware that I snagged myself another contract gig for the spring/summer, so April has been all about training and planning. Yes, I have been working on Skull Daddy II edits, and a little bit of King of Clowns for Throckmorton, but I’ve spent a lot of time catching up and pre-planning all the other aspects of self-publishing. My onboarding

A Journey Through Space And Time… And Gender

Now that Bag of Bones is done and out of the way, I can focus on my 2021 reading list. As I mentioned before, I’m working my way through the Indigo 2021 reading Challenge because it feels like it will be both a good challenge and a good way to

Tying Up Loose Ends: Starting my 2021 Reading List

Originally, I had planned on sharing my 2021 reading list in one big blog post like I did for my 2019 reading list, but the more I thought about it I decided that I would rather do one post per book instead. I’ve already finished a few books off of

Ambiguous Omens: My Birthday Tarot Reading

It was my 30th birthday this past Friday, and I decided to do something a little different. I’ve been seeing a few friends posting various tarot related things on social media, and I got it into my head that I wanted to do a tarot reading for myself on my

Re-Scaring Myself: Giving “The Woman In Black” A Second Chance

Back in February 2012, when The Woman in Black came to theatres, it was also a very significant time for my mom. It was her first Valentine’s Day as a single woman after having separated from my father almost a year prior. I decided that I would be my mom’s

A Year Without Orla

I can’t believe it’s already been a year since we lost Orla. 2020 started off in the worst possible way for me and Mark, and I feel like we never truly recovered. As helpful as it was to attend a pet loss support group and to care for (and be

Meditating On My Mental Health

I remember when I was first diagnosed with depression and anxiety that I was a wreck showing up to work that night. I spoke to a co-worker about it because I didn’t know how I was going to make it through that shift. I was a waitress then, and I