Between Halloween, autumn weather, and #FurryBookMonth, October is clearly the best month.
Category: Blog
Entanglement Dynamic?
Getting closer to a working title for my NaNo novel — Entanglement Dynamic — sounds like a physics text but better than my previous best.
Tidbits While Writing at a Coffee Shop
It’ll be interesting to see if the rain clears up before the time I plan on biking home…
Danger of being a furry writer: instead of writing actual fiction, get carried away talking about how great various types of animals are Continue reading “Tidbits While Writing at a Coffee Shop”
A Very Important Right
The four-year-old, in response to being told he can’t watch another They Might Be Giant’s music video: “But I have rights!”
Tidbits About Star Trek and Meals
Oh my goodness, the ten-year-old made blueberry muffins from scratch this morning before I even got up.
The four-year-old has figured out how to microwave oatmeal for himself and turn on Ghostbusters. My parenting here is done. Back to sleep. Continue reading “Tidbits About Star Trek and Meals”
A Chestnut Gathering Song
Ring around the playground,
Pockets full of nuts found,
Sunset,
Sunset,
We all go home.
Let’s talk about ROAR
Happy Furry Book Month!
This year, to celebrate Furry Book Month, I’d like to talk about an anthology series published by FurPlanet. It’s called ROAR, and there have been eight volumes so far.
I personally discovered ROAR the first time I attended a furry convention. I was still getting my bearings, trying to figure out what furry writing was all about, so I picked out a few books from the FurPlanet table to buy and take home. One of them was ROAR Volume 2. Perhaps that’s why I’ve always thought of ROAR’s role as being the perfect introduction to furry fiction. Continue reading “Let’s talk about ROAR”
Bow Ties are Cool
Four-year-old: “I’m sorry.”
Me: “Why are you sorry?”
Four-year-old: “Oh, I didn’t wear a bow tie, and I want to wear a bow tie every day.”
Watching Star Trek at Bed Time
The four-year-old is very clever; he’s figured out that if he says, “I want to watch Star Trek with you,” right at bedtime… I may fold.
Also, I may not have settled on which Data episode to rework, but I am definitely fixing Skin of Evil. In my universe, no way in hell Tasha dies.
Wesley
The four-year-old is entranced by his discovery that there’s a character with the same name as him on Star Trek TNG.