For those that are missing my writing, I am trying to incorporate more of that back into this blog – working on my novel manuscript is taking a lot out of me at the moment, which is why there are so many guests doing there thing here, but I’m hoping to get back to form … More Pole-dancing fairies
I’ve been asked to blog monthly for Mocha Memoirs Press, because they’re awesome and for some reason they haven’t realized how much terror I can potentially bring to their masses. So, since I’ve been unleashed on the populace at large, I decided to do a couple of fun things in my monthly slot (the fourteenth … More Blogging monthly for Mocha Memoirs Press!
Jessica Housand-Weaver is back today! She’s written a really fabulous guest post for us about making the best of those ever-present distractions while writing…not that any of us have that problem, riiiight? 😉 *** Avoiding Eden: on writing and life’s little distractions When I am writing, everything comes together for me. I forget the troubles … More Guest Post: Avoiding Eden by Jessica Housand-Weaver
This week brings another fellow Mocha Memoirs Press author! Her book Scream of the Siren sounds like a really intense, exciting read, so I’m very excited to hear what Jessica Housand-Weaver has to say about her process! SJ: Every writer has some sort of process. Give us a glimpse into yours. Do you meticulously … More Author Interview: Jessica Housand-Weaver
Rie Sheridan Rose was kind enough to put together some words about horror, and what a collection of words she’s put together! I love it when people are so enthusiastic about their passion for writing, but also the darker genres. It’s nice to find like-minded gals who aren’t afraid to say they love writing horror! … More Women and Horror: Rie Sheridan Rose
I have one last transmission coming through from the future of science fiction…how appropriate since this one involves time travel. What happens when a person is forced to confront his past and future, what he’s been and what he’s turned into? Find out in Redeemer… Sent nearly thirty years into the past as an unwilling … More MMP African American Sci-Fi Month: Redeemer by Balogun Ojetade
I’ve got another message coming through my comm unit…this one is all about violence and peace. A peaceful species dependent on those who take to violence in varying degrees. There’s mention of a weakening alliance and the prospect of yet another war…perhaps this means we’ll meet The Warriors of the Four Worlds The Vingin are … More MMP African American Sci-Fi Month: Warriors of the Four Worlds by Ronald T Jones
Uh-oh…got another communications transmission trying to come through…hope I can translate it – you know how hard it is to sync up current technology with futuristic stuff. Hrm. It seems there’s more to this one than the others…it’s almost a message within a message. Maybe it’s just coincidence that I’m having trouble getting it to … More MMP African American Sci-Fi Month: Intracations by John Dimes
I’m getting another transmission beamed in from Mocha Memoir Press’s futuristic fleet of library ships…hrm…let me adjust the frequencies and see if I can pick up what they’e trying to tell me… Hrm, it seems there’s something about a woman being used as a weapon of control, a strong woman who suddenly is confronted with … More MMP African American Sci-Fi Month: Still Another Day by Janet Eckford
Today I’m going to take a slight break from horror to celebrate something else going on this month. The awesome people at Mocha Memoirs Press are having their own celebration. This month, they’re celebrating African American Sci Fi! I think this is so cool and important. So often titles with African American protagonists aren’t put … More MMP African American Sci-Fi Month: Subject 82-42 by Ronald T Jones
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