No, as the title suggests, I did not have some type of mental/nervous/experimental breakdown over books. In June 2011, I did a 6-month book recap, bemoaning the fact that Stephen King reads 80 books a year (80!) and I apparently can’t keep up like the Slacker McSlackerson that I am. Since 2012 is approaching very soon I [...]
Archive for December, 2011
2012 Goals, Easy as Your Mom
Posted: December 18, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: 2012, ASU, Emilio Estevez, Goals, Kathy Fish, Rob Lowe, Writing Conferences
Let’s talk 2012 goals. And not those pesky ones either, like how you’re going to join a gym this year and swear off carbs or how you’ll only reverse-speak to your co-workers while you do some sort of fantastic eyeball-popping dance like that dwarf in that one Twin Peaks episode we all worship. What I [...]
I have successfully finished editing all 208 pages of my story. And holy hell, do I have a shit ton of work to do. Yet, instead of being discouraged by the long road ahead of me, I am actually rearin’ and ready to go. Keyboard, hear my bear roar: I AM EXCITED TO TYPE AGAIN. [...]
What Girls Really Think –by Berit Ellingsen
Posted: December 2, 2011 in UncategorizedTags: guest, guest blog
The guest blogger for the month of December is Berit Ellingsen, a writer I’m very fond of and lucky to know. Berit Ellingsen is a Korean-Norwegian writer and science journalist whose work has appeared in various literary journals and anthologies, most recently or forthcoming in Thunderclap, Pure Slush, SmokeLong, Metazen and decomP. Berit’s debut novel, The [...]
