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Author Archives: Joyce
Teamwork: Librarian
Yes, okay, this is going to be a thing now. Teamwork Tuesdays! Because I am a geek and I like playing this game. So, there is once again a reason for choosing this position to fill. I’m currently going through … Continue reading
Teamwork: Squashing Enemies
(No real spoilers ahead, but some vague discussion of content, if that’s something you’re concerned about.) I saw Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters today. I enjoy a good-bad action movie, especially a fantasy-themed one. I found this one to be … Continue reading
Elders of Fiction: A Love Letter from #BookFest
Dear Elders of Fiction, I hope you don’t mind me calling you that. It’s just that I’m still a baby, really, and you have been writing for a long time. I just wanted to say how much I like listening … Continue reading
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Tagged LAT Festival of Books, open letters, weekends, wonders large and small
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Andrew, 1997-2012
(Once again, it has taken me several weeks to get to a head space where I can write this. This isn’t exactly the “Happy holidays and good luck in the new year” post I would have chosen, but life just … Continue reading
NaNoWriMo, once more with feeling
It’s that time of year again. I will once again be participating in National Novel Writing Month. I had seriously planned on last year being my last NaNo, at least for a while. It can be inconvenient, as someone who … Continue reading
Victor, 1983-2012
This is a couple weeks after the fact. I sort of feel hollow, a little blank, whenever I think about it. I’m not sad, not exactly. I am grieving, which it turns out isn’t always the same thing. Victor died … Continue reading
Hunger Games unseats Harry Potter
Over at The Mary Sue, they have an interesting article on Amazon’s report that The Hunger Games has overtaken Harry Potter as their best-selling series ever. They ask what we might attribute this success to, beyond the simple popularity of … Continue reading
Because revisions
…were the only things that had any hope of getting done, that’s what I’m doing. I keep running into walls, particularly with Incognito. Every time I do, I think, oh, well, I’ll work on something else for a while and … Continue reading
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