I’ve just finished updating the main portfolio site, and will be working on the design site later tonight. I realized I’ve done a lot of graphics and site work since the last update, and none of them are up there… *wince*
Ah well.
Diving into an edit as soon as I get back from Yule Cheer plans with Glas Celli’s High Priestess. Four edits on the burners right now, not to mention cover projects. PS – thanks to WD Prescott for help with font files! I think I’m in fonty heaven….

(x-posting from The Pagan & The Pen, groups)
It’s been three years since the Courting Morpheus anthology was conceived, two since it was supposed to be in print and has been through two publishers. Finally, Courting Morpheus is being published!
Featuring stories by Geoffrey Girard, Camille Alexa, and Louise Bohmer, a novelette by Rowan Gant Investigations series author M.R. Sellars and introduction by Alethea Kontis, Courting Morpheus is a collection of 13 stories centered on the writing/artistic community in the town of New Bedlam.
Insomnia plagues the townspeople, and the monsters they usually …

I’m working on my NaNo this weekend, nothing else. I need the break folks, so bear with me.
Okay, there is one bit of work I’ve done – Courting Morpheus (the original anthology set in New Bedlam) has finally gone up for pre-order. Well, at least the hardcover limited editions have..
Pre-order Courting Morpheus LE Hardcover only at Belfire Press.
(Please forgive the Naruto AMV at the end. )

As today is my own personal ‘write-in,’ I will be stopping by with regular updates to the actual page (click here) as well as posting the promised excerpt. If anyone is around for a word war between noon and 1PM central time, please leave a comment below, and I’ll set up a tally sheet – oh, and you don’t have to be involved in NaNo to participate in the word war… Any bit of encouragement is welcome!
NOTE: Write-in was a bust. Fornit and muse may be looking for …

So, I’m still slowly working through the TBR pile for reviews. While I know I’ve had these for a long time, and received them under varying promises of review publication (some were sent to me via Apex, and then they decided to stop doing reviews, then started again, then…gods only know.) as well as many of the interviews that were to be posted to Associated Content (that is my fault, I was under the impression we could set them up to auto-post over time, and we can not)…
And wow that …