So, I used the initials LBF attached to my name in some places. I did this as a way to promote the company, and without realizing I’d want to stay on at those places should anything happen… blah blah blah.
Anyway – use the initials L B F to describe me, and enter to win a signed copy of Tainted (see books page for more info on the title).
Enter by posting comment here or by direct message at Twitter (@bychwych).
Judging will be done by poll, at the end of the month. …

I have resigned from LBF Books. I want to thank my gran for teaching me “honey method.” It works. I feel better.
To clarify for any authors or staff that visit here, after reading the owner’s post:
1) I was fired in April, with the excuse she needed to ‘lighten’ her work load compiling royalties, but she wished me to stay on as an editor. I spoke to her, and she reinstated me after I offered to work without the EiC stipend of 5% royalty above editorial royalty. I worried for the …

“Sometimes you can learn more about a person by what they don’t tell you. Sometimes you can learn a lot from the things they just make up. If you are tagged with this Meme, lie to me. Then tag 7 other folks (one for each deadly sin) and hope they can lie.”
Jamie Eyberg started this by tagging Cate, and then she tagged me. Okay, I suppose someone tagged Jamie first, and so on and so on… Craziness.
Pride: What is your biggest contribution to the world?
Life, the universe …

I am such a friggin’ dolt sometimes. No – really.
(and I know ya’ll already know that… x-P)
My story, Supernova, was accepted to the Witches Anthology from Library of Horror Press! *happydancing*
I find that cool in three ways:
1) Rhiannon Frater is the editor. Rhiannon is also my oldest daughter’s name.
2) It’s LOH, baby!
3) Supernova has been without a home since 2006, because I didn’t want to re-write it after being forced to withdraw from a competition (began work for the company hosting the contest). I happen to love the story, and …

I know this was supposed to have been posted last Friday, but things have been far crazier and strange than I could properly handle, so here it is today.
It’s not as big as the last few, but that’s okay… maybe next time.
First, you all need to get over to The New Bedlam Project before Issue 1 gets archived. I’m not sure if I can make the viewable archive work (it hasn’t been as yet) in a proper manner, so who knows if it’s going to be readable after the 1st …