Ok, I’m going to try an actual con writeup here, before I forget everything. We got into Florida on Tuesday evening, collapsed into bed around 11pm, got up at 8am, and as I kept telling people all week, “I’m doing really well right now, but as of about 6pm, I make no promises for the rest of the evening!” Which was pretty prophetic: I hit a wall hard around 6pm every night, but also usually had a dinner or other activity planned, and since I can keep going forever as…
I’ve developed the bad habit of watching stupid little “styling” reels on FB, very few of which are any good at all. This last one was “what I thrifted vs how I styled it” – literally a shot each of the dress, jewelry, handbag & boots, which she then…put on. There was no ‘styling’. Why do I do this. I mean, in this particular case, it was actually a good look. She’d made good choices. But I think ‘styling’ is a wild overstatement for what she was doing. I was…
The Hugo nomination window ends on, I believe March 9th. I am eligible in the following categories for 2024’s awards: ~Best Novel~ Witchmaster (The Guildmaster Saga #5) by C.E. Murphy ~Best Novella~ Somebunny to Love (The Virtue Shifter series) by C.E. Murphy writing as Zoe Chant ~Best Series~ The Guildmaster Saga by C.E. Murphy The Virtue Shifter series by C.E. Murphy writing as Zoe Chant ~Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book (Not a Hugo)~ Witchmaster (The Guildmaster Saga #5) by C.E. Murphy I’d also like to suggest: Best Editor…
On Wednesday, I looked at FB earlier than usual while waiting for the cat to have her morning drink of shower water, so I woke up to the utterly joyous news that a dear friend has gotten engaged to a woman who adores her and was filled with happy tears for them. And the next post carried the devastating news that novelist Steve Miller, co-author of the long-running Liaden series, died Tuesday afternoon. I spent yesterday more than a little emotionally rattled. I didn’t know Steve well, but I liked…
WEAR WOLF is available now! I have to tell you that I am already–like, this is cool. Before the book even came out, I had a couple of people comment about the fact that my hero in this book is face-blind (has prosopagnosia), because they’d never seen a character with that disability before. I’ve had a couple more people comment since, and I’m really pleased to have brought a kind of representation to peoples’ attention with this book. I’m aphantasic (I don’t see pictures in my head), which is not…