An e-zine about spaceships, aliens, science, memory, motherhood, magic, and cats.
Test of concentration: can I tune out Ghostbusters cartoons well enough to focus on my squirrel adventure novel? Let’s find out!
Test result: 380 words, bringing the project up over 24k total. So, yes! If I’m feeling determined enough! Continue reading “Distracting Cartoons, Tragic Musicals, Spider-Man, and Unicorns”
Two of my dogs got haircuts — one looks like a puppy before her mane came in; the other transformed from a mop into a tiny dark-eyed demon.
I found two volunteer trees in my backyard. One had giant needle-like thorns, so I murdered it; the other has a blossom, so for now it lives.
OTTERS IN SPACE 3 HAS BEEN EMAILED TO THE PUBLISHER. *Kermit flail, running in circles, fall on floor*
I entered Otters In Space 3 into my submissions spreadsheet, and it accounts for more than 1/10th of all the words of fiction I’ve ever written.
Wesley is counting the tiles in a game and successfully made it to twelve, higher than I’ve heard him do before. After that, there were a lot of elevens.
The first tulips bloomed in my new garden.
Fun new game I get to play: which episode of ST:TNG to show the nine-year-old next? Up now: “Darmok”
A good playlist is a powerful thing.
Is… MLP:FiM just an extended pony remake of “Data’s Day”? And Twilight Sparkle is Data? Continue reading “Data and Twilight”
It’s time to listen to dozens of different covers of “I Fought The Law” all in a row.
Three of our stories have been nominated for Best Short Story in the Ursa Major Awards! This is truly exciting news! Thank you so much to everyone who helped nominate them! Here are the three stories: Continue reading “Ursa Major Nominated Shorts!”
I love the new Bunnicula cartoons so much. They make my Necromouser stories feel like retroactive fan fiction.
It’s so much harder to drag the three-year-old away from the toys at Barnes & Noble when I’m easily distracted by toys too…
Shortbread, cinnamon apple tea in fancy teacups from a thrift store, and watching a bunch of singing animals put on a show in Sing.
Nine-year-old: “Some people need to live in salt water.”
Me: *confused silence*
Nine-year-old: “And by people, I mean fish.”