I know, Canadian Thanksgiving is well past, but I needed some recovery time, thank you very much. And these recipes work well for Christmas, or even a big Sunday dinner for a large family.
Besides, I’m actually writing this post in the past, so that I can, in future, reflect on what might be. If that makes sense to you, I think you need to see my therapist. She doesn’t believe me.
There are a few things that I just can’t get past for my own table, despite …

This post was prompted by Ray Garton’s post here, and written Friday morning. ‘Cuz I have posts scheduled for November, I’m squeezing it in now.
So, thing is, I’m fat.

To go with the regular Inter-Review Sunday offering, we have a guest post by Jeremy C. Shipp… or well, at least it came from Jeremy’s email address. I have a feeling Peanut has escaped the attic.
Click on through to enjoy!

Author Jeremy C. Shipp has been published in ChiZine, The Harrow, Flesh and Blood, and in many other on and offline publications. His work is literally splattered all over the place. That’s a very, very good thing; Jeremy C. Shipp has surpassed the phrase ‘rising star’ and has become a legend of sorts, even outside the bizarro genre.

HA! The 12th Writersphere on the 12th!
(Updated to add Covey News!) My oldest daughter, she who does fantastic book trailers for Belfire, has had one of her other title trailers nominated for a New Covey Award: Crossed Out by Kim Baccellia/video by Ceilidh-Eilish Productions. Please consider her in your voting!
Belfire & Needfire News
Massive website update over at Belfire Press, with New Bedlam and Needfire integrations coming soon, possibly over the next week. Please let us know what you think of the new look!
And it’s been officially announced – the Kindle …