Posting on the LGBT Fantasy Fans and Writers blog
with a rant called Holding the Left Hand of Darkness, in which I talk somewhat angrily and incoherently about the subject of gender in this, one of my favourite books ever.
with a rant called Holding the Left Hand of Darkness, in which I talk somewhat angrily and incoherently about the subject of gender in this, one of my favourite books ever.
This blog post really resonated with me today. I think that my recent writer’s block is less a failure of inspiration than a failure of courage. After all, if you don’t say anything, people can’t hate you – except of course how they can and will, whether you speak or don’t speak, act or don’t…
If you’ve got a gmail account and a Google profile, you may not even be aware yet that Google’s new Buzz social networking service makes all your email contacts public. As far as I understand it, that means that anyone gets to check up on who you email, and who you have ever emailed to…
I really meant to have some sort of launch event for this, and then it turned out to be the week of the Livejournal DDOS attacks. Most of the people who comment on my posts do so on Livejournal, so I felt that doing anything while it was down was not a good time. Then,…
Just a quick post to say that along with lots of other brilliant bargains, Labyrinth, Blessed Isle and The Crimson Outlaw are available for 99c in Riptide’s end of year sale. Scoop ’em up for cheap while you can ;)* *if you want them and don’t already have them, of course. I don’t want to…
I’ve had a little hiatus recently where I only had one book out – False Colors. But today is the day for Captain’s Surrender to relaunch in its spiffy new ebook version from Samhain. The one with the fabulous cover 🙂 In addition to the new cover, it’s been extensively edited by Anne Scott, who…
Oh, run, don’t walk over to this post at the Macaronis blog for some gorgeous hand coloured 18th Century drawings of a variety of Macaronis, young and old, offered for your delectation by Ken Craigside, author of Here, And Always Have Been, a collection of gay historical short stories. They’re just so charming, and it…