February is the Month of Letters Challenge, and Do We Have a Deal for You!
In September 2010, author and all around goddess Mary Robinette Kowal (The Glamourist Histories, Ghost Talkers) took a month...
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My Report from NerdCon: Stories, Part Two – The Authors
While the variety shows and special events were fun, and the panels and workshops were informative, while being around a...
Gimbling in the Wabe – Tangible Authors
I am an extremely lucky person. At times when I am feeling particularly magnanimous, I would even say that I...
A Month of Letters Challenge
So, when I took the parcel I was going to send out for the first day of the 2016 A...
Gimbling in the Wabe – My Personal Literary Highlights of 2015
It's that time of year - when everyone comes out with an end-of-the-year "best of" list. Maybe I'm more...
Gimbling in the Wabe – A Remarkable Possibility
Due to my participation in NaNoWriMo, I again beg your indulgence in allowing me to revisit a Gimbling that first...
LitStack Recs: A Writer’s Notebook & The Glamourist Histories
A Writer’s Notebook by Somerset Maugham Somerset Maugham's A Writer’s Notebook was first published in 1949, and though his work...
Complete List of World Fantasy Award Nominees Announced
Along with Monday's announcement of their Lifetime Achievement Award going to editor extraordinaire Ellen Datlow and author Chelsea Quinn Yarbro,...
Tor Books Inks Deals With Two SciFi/Fantasy Powerhouses
We adore her and couldn't be happier for our friend, Queen of steampunk and all around grand writer, Cherie Priest....
Featured Author Interview: Mary Robinette Kowal
We'd like to thank Mary Robinette Kowal and the fine folks at Tor for letting us feature her novels this month....
Gimbling in the Wabe – In Praise of Letters
I promise, I won’t make this a diatribe on the lack of personalization in society today, nor will I bemoan...
Shades of Milk and Honey by Mary Robinette Kowal
Shades of Milk and Honey Mary Robinette Kowal Tor Books ISBN-13: 978-0765325600 ─ᴥ─ Playing with genre tropes seems to be...
