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Looks I snoozed right through this one yesterday - my post on depictions of aging in SF/F has gone live on the Clarion Foundation's Writer's Craft blog. And it looks like we've got the start of a good discussion going.
Today, Silver Moon got a nice review from the She-Wolf blog. The review also reviewed 3 other female werewolf titles so check out all of them to see if there's something you might like. I do love how nearly every reviewer has a favorite character, though I am beginning to wonder if I'll ultimately need to write a novel about each of them. :-)
And I got a nice note from author/reviewer/editor Ashley Lister asking permission to use a scene from my vampire story "Twilight," published in Best Fantastic Erotica, Vol. 1 (Circlet Press, 2007) for his new book on writing erotica. This is wildly flattering since Ashley does a ton of reviews and reads a LOT of erotica. I'm so glad that something I wrote to spoke to him enough to want to use it as a good example.
In other news, the trip back was pleasant other than torquing my arm and shoulder when my luggage rolled one way off a curb and I rolled the other last night. Ouch. Today is unpacking and working on a class proposal and laundry and working on interview questions for a blog interview. And stopping to ice frequently.
Today, Silver Moon got a nice review from the She-Wolf blog. The review also reviewed 3 other female werewolf titles so check out all of them to see if there's something you might like. I do love how nearly every reviewer has a favorite character, though I am beginning to wonder if I'll ultimately need to write a novel about each of them. :-)
And I got a nice note from author/reviewer/editor Ashley Lister asking permission to use a scene from my vampire story "Twilight," published in Best Fantastic Erotica, Vol. 1 (Circlet Press, 2007) for his new book on writing erotica. This is wildly flattering since Ashley does a ton of reviews and reads a LOT of erotica. I'm so glad that something I wrote to spoke to him enough to want to use it as a good example.
In other news, the trip back was pleasant other than torquing my arm and shoulder when my luggage rolled one way off a curb and I rolled the other last night. Ouch. Today is unpacking and working on a class proposal and laundry and working on interview questions for a blog interview. And stopping to ice frequently.