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  This weekend was a weekend of “oh, well, maybe later?” We went a lot of places, but mostly achieved very little.  However, it RAINED!  Lots!  *dances around in the rain*
  (Also, we did a lot of shopping, but that’s not all that exciting).
  
  
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    I’ve been thinking that for Lexember - or possibly before - I’ll do two “translation” projects - a portion of an ( Read more... )

I have opened up an auction post for my upcoming webserial, Edally Academy.

Edally is a Steampunk Boarding School, set in a fictional semi-fantasy setting on a continent called Reiassan. It's a setting I've used often for fantasy stories in earlier eras of the setting (see the Reiassan landing page), as well as exploring the steampunk era ( Read more... )

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 All about Weblit Wednesday
What is Weblit Wednesday?

It all started on Twitter when a few of us started tweeting links to our favourite webfiction serials on a Wednesday and hashtagged it #weblitwednesday or #weblitwed. It lasted a while before it sort of petered out. I'm currently trying to revive the hashtag and expand it to include reviews and ( Read more... )

My friend @Shutsumon, of Firebird Fiction, is trying to revive #WebLitWednesday.

(Yes, I'm a day late.)

WebLitWednesday is a time to tell the world all about the awesome web-based fiction you have been reading. Not on Twitter? Tell me here, or tell the world in your LJ or DW ( Read more... )

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If you plan to participate in the April 1 swap for weblit authors, get your response in soon. The deadline is coming up. So far there are 17 participants, including me! If you write weblit, this is a great way to support other writers, maybe attract some new readers, and generally have a good time.

Recently I have been made aware of just how many barely-connected circles there are of fiction on the internet. I can't connect the circles, but I can offer up a clearinghouse for resources, so that is what I'm doing.

If I've missed something, please tell me about it.

For readers and writers ( Read more... )

Fundraiser: $10 for Chunk of Book 2 First Draft

MeiLin-miranda, author of Scryer's Gulch and Intimate History of the Greater Kingdom, is having a fund-raiser.

She says:

Rather than whine here for donations, I'm offering you something for something. You give me $10, I give you the prologue and first chapter of book two. That's about 8,800 words ( Read more... )