Taken from her bogwitchiness's LJ. This story is ROCKIN'!
Come and put in your 2 cents...er, 5 lines.

"You all ROCK! The story on Heroines of Fantasy is giving me chills, it's so good. Everyone is feeding off the same voice, the same vibe, yet twisting their own little nuances into it--and some comedy! It is killing me not to add WOOHOO comments! I ( Read more... )

This is AWESOME!!

http://educlaytion.com/2011/10/11/squirrel-nation/comment-page-1/#comment-17282

You get a case of DDNS (Defiant Drunk Nerd Syndrome)

I can't wait to read it http://whatever.scalzi.com/2011/05/03/the-big-idea-kevin-hearne/#comments

I was reading John Scalzi's Big Idea, a great place to find really good books to read. This one author, Sophie Littlefield, was saying that "It is a renaissance time for zombie-related literature," so much so, she had to think of something unique for her zombie book AFTERTIME.

While talking about zombies that have gone before, Sophie brought up ( Read more... )

From a friend's blog
This is my favorite line

Nose-music of men snoring mead-hammered in the wine-hall

An excerpt from Beocat

Brave Beocat, brood-kit of Ecgthmeow,
Hearth-pet of Hrothgar in whose high halls
He mauled without mercy many fat mice,
Night did not find napping nor snack-feasting.
The wary war-cat, whiskered paw-wielder,
Bearer of the ( Read more... )

From Nathan's blog

The Nine Circles of Writing Hell


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From Nathan Bransford's blog

By: T.H. Mafi

LUST

there you are, just staring at your computer or eating your carnival corndog or spacing out in the middle of a conversation when it hits you. A SHINY NEW IDEA. it’s beautiful and original and nothing like the rest of them and for a perfect moment you can already see your future together. you know ( Read more... )

I love Neil Gaiman's Blog. This post is a total hoot.

This looks like a totally rockin' book. Me or Matthew is getting this for Christmas.


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I never let go of ideas without them having claw marks all over.

From Nathan Bransford The Pernicious Momentum of First Ideas