The girls and I picked up the supplies for the chapbooks yesterday, along with the first printings of the covers for Litha and Lughnasadh. They look great! I can’t wait to get started…
Each chapbook will have Sabbat information, sample ritual, activity suggestions for kids, sample menu with recipes, crafts, youth-centered fiction and paper activities (coloring, picture search, etc.).
These two releases are our market test – should they go well, we may be submitting to a handful of publishers with the full chapbook series.
Lithaby Jodi Leeincl. sections by Rhia and …

I posted pics and a recipe on my Myspace blog:
Lasagna
I’m seriously considering freezing the leftovers, although I’ve taken them out of the pan and put them on a plate… I’ve got a handful of freezer containers that they may fit in.
I have to send a huge thank you to Louise. I was absolutely flattened by insecurities, stress and tension yesterday, and she talked me up again. I didn’t even have to be within ten feet of my mother, and *I* was gone.
I have severe mother issues and frankly there are …

I’ve come upon a solution to my self-publishing/non-fiction problem. I’m not going to go through Lulu or Createspace for the trial runs. I’m going to do them myself.
I’ve got a freakishly good printer. I can have the covers printed relatively cost-effectively. I can bind them myself. I came upon this decision after working on one of the crafts, and simultaneously having my mail dropped on the desk. In it was an ARC for Karen Koehler’s upcoming chapbook, Black Jack Derringer – Book 1 – The Ace of Spades. I don’t …

Every Sigh, The End.by Jason S. Hornsby
I just posted a review of Every Sigh, The End. by Jason S. Hornsby and an interview with the author as well.
I adore this one, if you can’t tell from the review.. LOL!
Interview
Review

I think everyone knows that line, from whatever or wherever they may have come across it. It’s biblical in origin, but it has come to signify something beyond spirituality for me. It reminds me of New Bedlam, which is definitely through the glass for me, and it is most certainly dark. Perhaps I’m taking it too literally, perhaps not. I don’t care.
I did something last night that I haven’t done in a long time, a very long time. I sat in front of my mirror, and spoke to it (or …