Friday Flash Fics—No Chimney Required

Today's Friday Flash Fics photo is totally a cheat. Whenever I do little promo graphic images for Exit Plans for Teenage Freaks for things like one-line-Wednesday, I use a particular picture from Pixabay that I like as somewhat Cole-ish (or, in my head, what Cole will look like when he's a bit older). I chose …

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Holiday Reading (and Re-Reading), Part Three

Before I forget, a gentle reminder that my interview on WROTE Podcast is still up, so if you're wondering about what it was like to write Exit Plans for Teenage Freaks, a queer YA, given I'm mumble-mumble years old, or how I tried to tackle the "But I don't like short stories!" crowd with my …

Holiday Reading (and Re-Reading), Part Two

My husband had to get up at three in the morning to catch a flight to Miami for work today. Max didn't take it so well, and ended up keeping me awake ever since, so I've been going for roughly four hours now, and it's going to be a long, long day. I imagine there's …

Holiday Reading (and Re-Reading), Part One

I tend to read most of my holiday-themed reads in November and December. It falls back to my days in retail, where I needed to work hard if I was going to recover any shred of joy to be found in the season (fist bump of solidarity to any of you retail workers out there... …

December Flash Fiction Draw

It's so very miserable out—it's rainy, it's wet, and there's a kind of slushy mix of ice and water and snow on the ground. Yep, it's December in Ottawa. But! Today's draw added a much needed shot of levity, and I'm looking forward to the results. If you don't know what I'm nattering about, here's …

A Few More Winter Tales

Well, it's Monday, and I don't know about where you are, but here it's misting down a light rain over the icy slush from the weekend, so... yeah. Monday. That said, I've got news of the ebook sort, and it's a follow up to last years news of the ebook sort. Last year, the wonderful …