Category Archives: writing

I’ll be attending WisCon 41: May 26 – 29, 2017 in Madison, Wisconsin. Here’s my program schedule as it stands right now, with a Sunday panel added. Saturday, 10:00 – 11:15 am, University C “Join the Mod Squad: Enhance Your … Continue reading →

Despite having read hundreds of Regency-set romances, my story for Me and My Boi: Queer Erotic Stories, “Measure of a Man,” is the first time I ever attempted to utilize that time period myself. Being me, I chose to do … Continue reading →

This week, I’ll be attending World Fantasy in Arlington, Virginia. You can find me on the following program item: The Great Game in History and Fiction 3pm-4pm, Nov. 8, Tidewater 2 Ian Drury (M), David Drake, Jim Fiscus, Jennifer Povey, … Continue reading →

I’m attending WisCon this weekend! Here’s my panel schedule. The full schedule for WisCon and the Science Fiction Research Association Conference is here. The Once and Future Badass: Historical Women Who Inspire, Challenge and Unsettle Us Kate Bachus; Victoria Janssen; … Continue reading →

Sorry for the long break – I’ve had some hosting issues, which I am now resolving. I’ll be back online soon!

More book previews! Heavy Metal Hearts by Nico Rosso – a short novel featuring demons in a rock band. Mounting Danger by Karis Walsh – lesbian romance, a mystery, and equestrain pursuits. Wallflower by Heidi Belleau – boy geeks in … Continue reading →

I speculated here on what might happen in book 3 of S.U. Pacat’s Captive Prince series. I’ve also had more book previews go live. A Woman Entangled by Cecilia Grant – a really excellent historical romance. The Doll by Taylor … Continue reading →

I’ll be at Readercon this weekend, July 11 – 14. You can find me on the following program items: Saturday July 13, 9:00 AM, RHODE ISLAND “The Works of Patricia A. McKillip.” Brian Attebery, Shira Daemon (moderator), Victoria Janssen, Faye … Continue reading →

A Most Scandalous Proposal by Ashlyn Macnamara, a historical romance. What Darkness Brings by C.S. Harris, a historical mystery (Regency period). Dark Tide by Elizabeth Haynes, a contemporary mystery, with houseboats and pole dancers. The Jezebel by Saskia Walker, a … Continue reading →