I guess the question we need to start with is: who’s doing the screaming? Me or my characters? Both. I’ve been using September as a catch-up and prep month, and in doing so have gotten dangerously close to burnout. As I write this, my leg is twitching, my chest is tight, and I’ve taken both my meds and a spoonful of hot sauce to keep the anxiety at bay. But everything’s fine. Taking time off
You may or may not remember that a while back I was working on a project called Flasher. This short story collection started out as a fun writing exercise that I thought I might publish, but eventually all the fun got sapped out of it. After a lot of thought,
After the stress and exhaustion of July, August has been my month to ease back into things. But I still managed to hit a writing milestone! Writing the first draft of GOATS has taken a lot longer than I originally anticipated, but I should not be surprised. The initial nugget
Since I had to put the blog on hold for July, I wanted to give a quick look at what July was like for me and my writing. To no one’s surprise, I did not actually get a lot of writing done. GOATS started off as a weird, trippy folk
After spending so much time focusing on the Skull Daddy Launch Party, I knew I had to make June a catch-up month. I fell behind on the (borderline unrealistic) goals I had set for myself, so I had to set new writing and editing goals. I’ve come up with a
Over the course of the past few events, I’ve been having some fantastic conversations with fellow vendors. We’ve talked about out art and our passions, past jobs that left us miserable and unfulfilled, and the ups and downs of working art markets and similar events. We all have different reasons
I think it’s safe to say I did not expect this month to turn out the way it did. May started out with me adding a bit too much onto my plate, and is no ending with a mad scramble to find a last minute space to host my book
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