I’m just heading out for the second day of the AWP Conference. What delayed me? A sudden, violent need to outline Novel #3. What will
Well, I’m off to the AWP Conference to, as one of my inspirations once said “confer, converse, and otherwise hob-nob with my brother wizards.” Goodbye,
The reading I did at Inklings Bookstore in Yakima last weekend was six kinds of fun–special thanks to Emily, events goddess–but most of you reading
Among the Italian Supreme Court’s reasons for overturning Amanda Knox’s acquittal was their belief that her statement to the police, in which she placed herself
Our lords and masters became our lords and masters through conspiracy…and the odd murder. The only way they can justify that to themselves, since they
It’s been a few months since the bookish among us pondered the question of the value of negative book reviews, so Francine Prose and Zoe
I think he kinda liked it. Set in Munich three years after the Nazis assumed power in Germany, The Summer of Long Knives by Jim Snowden (@snowdenlit)
Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error by Kathryn Schulz My rating: 5 of 5 stars Think about the last time you were wrong.
Kathryn Schulz’s Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error, which I’ll probably praise to the skies once I’m through with it, pointed me to a
Just the other day, I blogged that one of the reasons we should treat a conspiracy theory as suspect is the assertion that the perpetrators