Waiting for the axe to fall… first it was Milo, then the last job dried up, and now…
…it turns out that once again, an ‘error’ was made at the school, and now in order for Carrie to get her grad jacket, we’ll need to pay twice.
Rant behind the cut, so if you don’t want to read… I suggest looking at Ricia Sorum’s gorgeous artwork!

I’m up late again, or early, depending on how you view my almost non-existent sleeping habits. Had a lot of stuff on my mind lately, and it’s hard to sleep with the brain circling around.
I haven’t posted about this here yet, but last week, Milo was back at the vet’s, being enucleated.

One of my authors, someone who is entitled to find me, drag me out to the woodshed and carve me up for passage into another world – KV Taylor – posted this to Twitter, and I HAD to stick it up here! Tee hee…

Thanks Katey! LOVE it!

As a lot of folks know, I’ve been feeling very out of it for quite a while. I really began feeling unwell in June, but chalked it up to hay fever, sinus and regular migraines. Work suffered, personal life suffered, everything was suffering.
In July, I broke a molar. In early August, I think, I broke a wisdom tooth – same side, right beside the molar. I couldn’t understand the rate of decay and the very weakness of the teeth, considering they were the best I had not long ago. Okay, …

Like many folks in the genre fiction business, I’ve been waiting not-so-patiently to hear what announcement former Leisure (Dorchester) author Brian Keene was making today.