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Monthly Archives: December 2012
The Comfort Zone
I have a long list of writers I love. I have a separate, largely overlapping list of authors whom I feel are an influence on my writing. But the ones I go back to the most, not just to read … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Business, Commentary & Musing, Writing
Tagged compare Tiffany Reisz to Robert Heinlein, Heinlein, Neale Donald Walsch, pedestrians, polyamorous, polyamory, Robert Heinlein, SciFi Question of the Day, Seven Day Loan, The Gift, Tiffany puts out, Tiffany Reisz, writing influence
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Interview With Honeytoast
Honeytoast is the very sad kitteh of Tiffany Reisz, erotica writer extraordinaire, author of the Original Sinners and editor of Felt Tips. I live with two writers. I like sad books. I rate books on a scale of 1 to … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Uncategorized
Tagged Andrew Shaffer, Buckley, existentialist, Felt Tips, fortvivlelse, Honeytoast, Kierkegaard, The Eighth Circle, The Mistress, Tiffany Reisz
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Finishing Strong
Here’s the last check-in for ROW80 this year: I had a couple of wishy-washy days, but most days this week were good. Not as much on the WIP as I’d like… more blog stuff than anything. But it’s progress! Today … Continue reading
SciFi Q of the Day: Wife Husbandry and Vice Versa
SciFi Question of the Day: Is it weird for a character have a romance with or even marry someone they knew as a baby? For example: Doctor Who and River Song, or Jacob the werewolf and child-of-vampires Renesme? ♦ Twitter Answers: ♦ Stormy@BeckyStormyLynn @USNessie A … Continue reading
Posted in SciFi Q of the Day
Tagged #WibblyWobblySexyWexy, Alia, creepy, Doctor Who, Dora, Duncan & Alia, Duncan Idaho, Endymium, Gallifreyan jurisprudence, Heinlein, Jacob, Lazarus, Maureen, Renesme, River Song, Robert A Heinlein, Robert Heinlein, The Tale of the Adopted Daughter, The Time Traveller's Wife, Time Enough for Love, Time Lord, timey-wimey, To Sail Beyond the Sunset, Twilight
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The Fictional Blog
While working on the Pangalactic Sojourner series, I realized that the main character in the first book would probably have a blog. In fact, the title of the blog is the title of the book, so it’s kind of important. … Continue reading
Interview With Andrew Shaffer
Andrew Shaffer is the author of Great Philosophers Who Failed at Love and, under the pen name “Fanny Merkin,” Fifty Shames of Earl Grey: A Parody (a Goodreads Choice 2012 Semifinalist). His next book, Literary Rogues, will be released by Harper Perennial in February 2013. His … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews
Tagged 50 Shades parody, 50 Shames of Earl Grey, Andrew Schaffer, Andrew Shafer, Andrew Shaffer, AndrewTShaffer, Brandi Bowles, cover art, EmperorFranzen, EvilWylie, Fanny Merkin, Felt Tips, Fifty Shades of Grey, Fifty Shames of Earl Grey, Great Philosophers Who Failed at Love, Literary Rogues, Little Saint Nick, Maxim, Mental Floss, merkin, mollynogging, Mr. Darcy, ProudZombieMom, pseudonyms, pubic hair wig, RT Book Reviews, Suicide Girls, The Huffington Post, twitter
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12-12-12
How am I doing on my #ROW80 goals? Fracking Fantastic! Today my story was published! OK… I’ll calm down. Well, no I won’t… but I’ll keep my composure. The actual writing goals? Very good, actually, although my focus has temporarily … Continue reading
Posted in ROW80, Writing
Tagged #FeltTips, #ROW80, anthology, Felt Tips, Original Sinners, Precipice, Tiffany Reisz
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SciFi Q of the Day: Push or Pull
SciFi Question of the Day: Is there any scientific reason that suggests it would be easier to build a tractor beam that pulls instead of pushes, or vice-versa? Facebook Answers Dave Mac I would think emiting a force to repel … Continue reading
Luxury
I have the luxury of being financially able to stay at home to raise our kids. In fact, I recently turned down an offer to return to my old teaching position because the part time didn’t mesh with the kids’ … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary & Musing
Tagged #Headdesk, author, Felt Tips, hard work, How To List, maturity, mea culpa, Precipice, stay at home mom, success
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Your Mother Was a Twat-Waffle
(WARNING: I usually keep this blog PG13 and bleep any foul launguage. However this post is about foul language. If the language offends you, please do not read further.) I rarely cuss. My characters rarely cuss. If the story calls … Continue reading →