Trusting the process
Haha, my “noteless method” will soon take over the world! Then we’ll all be scatter-brained and nothing important will get done 😀
Hiking and Writing Metaphors Take Two – Putting in the Mileage
It feels amazing to be on top of a mountain. I can’t even begin to explain the feeling. The trailhead is so far gone behind you that you can’t even hear it anymore. Even the trail is gone, leaving nothing but gorgeous peaks for you to scramble for and explore. You are tired, but you …
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The Importance of Getting Excited a.k.a. I Loved FFX-2 and I’m Not Ashamed To Say It
This ties into my last blog post, about finding pleasure in your craft for the sake of it. But I mean, there’s pleasure, and then there’s just plain old excitement, you know? Joy. Like, you can’t wait to write your stuff, and then you can’t wait to read it, and you absolutely don’t care what anyone …
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Writing Milestones: When I Stopped Giving a Fuck and Started Enjoying My Craft
In retrospect, being old(er) is kind of fun. You get to discuss boring shit like politics and actually understand them. You don’t feel obliged to stay out until 3 am getting shitfaced with strangers (okay, so I did this just the one time…). I am not ashamed to say that 10 pm is a legitimate …
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The World of the Agartes Epilogues: Worldbuilding
Not a very well-kept secret, but The Agartes Epilogues was supposed to be a JRPG that I co-wrote with my husband (then boyfriend) way back when I was just 16 years old. Some of my readers have since commented on the JRPG feel of the series–big tentacled monsters, angst, fantastic hairstyles (actually, not really–I’ve toned it …
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