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The Salem Witch Trials.

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No, this is not going to be some intelligent study of the events that took place way back when. (See right there?  I don't even know the...

A quick update.

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I've been really busy lately, which is a good thing. Sometimes I think back to two years ago when I worked full time and didn't go t...

T-shirt contest results announced!

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Alrighty! It's Monday, which means it's free t-shirt time! This month's interview with Isaac Stewart was a huge success, with we...

Interview with Isaac Stewart, the man behind the maps of Mistborn and The Way of Kings! Also, a free t-shirt contest! Yay!

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"Save the puppies." Permit me a nerd-like "squeee!" before I start this one. I'm not ashamed. Okay, now that...
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Celebrating Diversity, Not Killing It.

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I've been thinking about a lot of things related to our society lately, to the point where my brain has officially overflowed. I suppose...
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My review of Chuck Wendig's DOUBLE DEAD. Goretastic. Goregasmic? Go to church to Goreship?

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Double Dead by Chuck Wendig 5 out of 5 stars. Imagine them. First off, I'm gonna tell you all that Double Dead  is not for the fa...

Published Author Interview with Bryce Moore, the man behind VODNIK, available March 28th through Tu Books!

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Out March 28th 2012! Alright, I know March's Writer Interview is really late, but I have a good reason, I promise! Just give me a ...
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A review of Bryce Moore's VODNIK. In short? Excellent.

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My unofficial rating. VODNIK Every once in a while, I read a book that ends up being the equivalent to a tall, icy glass of wate...
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Partial review of THE MUPPETS, focused on one specific area.

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The Muppets seemed to be the perfect candidate with which to study narrative structure. After all, a beloved children’s franchise famous ...

My World's Map. By Your's Truly.

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I made this after attending a panel on mapmaking by Isaac Stewart at LTUE. Thought it might be fun to post. If you haven't realized, it...
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Writing Is Uncertainty.

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DISCLAIMER: I am not half as depressed as this makes me sound. Just keep that in mind. I've been thinking lately about how I compare t...
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Sprucing up a character.

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I'm doing this right now. Hopefully some of my ramblings will make sense, possibly even be helpful if you're having the same problem...
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Non-Fiction: A Study of Five Pieces of Art and Their Periods.

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Baroque The Calling of St. Matthew was painted from 1599 to 1600 by an artist known as Caravaggio, and was the piece that won him lasting f...

Non-Fiction: Princess Eudocia Ivanovna Galitzine as Flora

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Princess Eudocia Ivanovna Galitzine as Flora is a portrait by French painter Marie-Louise-Elisabeth Vigee le Brun (1755-1842). Painted in ...

I'm still alive, I promise!

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Working on a lot of things right now, glad to have too much to do, rather than too little. But I thought I'd drop by and give you all an...
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