I don’t know if I’m up too late, or up too early anymore. This recent round of insomnia is stemming from a bit of stress via work, and I know it is. I just don’t know how to work around said stress and get back to sleep.
Nevertheless, I’m somewhat productive at least. I know what everyone says about CafePress, but I thought I’d give it a whirl again. I hate that they still don’t accept Paypal, but I’m hoping to finally get one of those plastic evils soon. So anyway, …

…along with a lot of other wonderful writers…

I’ve got comments, email and other stuff to catch up on, but that won’t be happening until very late tonight, or tomorrow. We’re going out for Rhia’s (belated) birthday dinner and *something* tonight. *something* may be shopping, but I dunno for sure. We’ll see what she wants to do.

After a delay in schedule, Courting Morpheus will be available in December, from Apex Book Company. Jason has come up with a promotional sale for the release, starting now:
Buy Aegri Somnia, Gratia Placenti and Courting Morpheus for $21.95!
http://www.apexbookcompany.com/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=40
If you already have the others, and just want a copy of Courting Morpheus for $15.95:
http://www.apexbookcompany.com/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=23

Christopher posted a link to our first review today – go check it out!
Fatally Yours Reviews The Black Garden
(PS – for the record, I had no idea there was a snake creation story in the bible. I find it highly amusing though, because I am a sick and twisted little daemon inside…)

Just printed off the contract from Strange Publications, for my story, The Lion Roared, appearing in their Tainted anthology. They’re aiming for an October release, and although the full TOC hasn’t been announced, I know Natalie Sin and Camille Alexa have also had stories accepted.
I’ve linked to Strange Publications’ news blog above, as their website is still pretty sparse. The cover is just absolutely HOT.

September 2nd – Table of Contents announced:
“Twisted Willows” by Kevin P. Keating
“To Bury the Dead” by Jonathan J. Schlosser
“The Boarded Window” by Ambrose …