We’ve all had to read in school, and most of the time we weren’t really enjoying those books, right? Everyone faced that problem at some point in life, and book authors and editors are no different in this. Here’s what Glass Housers remember about their […]
Still, it made her sad to think of Cayden being so alone. She was an old woman, after all. What would happen to her granddaughter when she died? Who would she talk to? What would she… Eira’s gut clenched into a […]
I’ve been asked (by multiple parties) to discuss some of the highs and lows of the publishing process. This is, of course, a topic that is WAY TOO BIG for a single blog, but it led me back to something I’d been thinking about for […]
B. THREE EAGLES What’s your super power? Making things weird. If you knew you’d die tomorrow, how would you spend your last day? If I could do anything—money was no limit, etc.—I would fly to Rome and sneak into the basement of the Vatican to […]
Okay guys, I’m taking a break from editing b/c I’ve had several requests for Hawaii stories. And really, I find stories to be a lot easier—and more faithful—when I only have to tell them once. So heeeere we go. It all started at about midnight […]
I’m honored to have been invited to speak on a panel on intersectional diversity at this year’s KidLitCon, an annual conference for authors, bloggers, and readers of literature for children—from toddlers to teens. This year, the event will be held from October 9-11 in Baltimore […]
Picture 1:First favorite reading spot. This was on the porch in ourfirst bed and breakfast, and those are ROCKING CHAIRS. Rocking chairs with that view, and about a million little geckos on this patio, plus all the coffee I could drink. Was there a more perfect […]
I played a lot of video games when I was a kid. I can remember the first console my parents bought for the family when I was just a little gaming tyke. It was an Intellivision II, and I loved it from the start. Advanced […]
As I live in a house full of teachers, I intimately understand (and resent) the start of the school year as much as I did when I was a student. Admittedly, there are some positives, namely that I like my class and my staff, but […]
August ended, but that doesn’t mean the summer is gone. The heat is persistent, and for some of us the holidays finally arrived! Here’s what happened in August at GHP in case you missed it: WE HOSTED …Tash McAdam (author of SLAM, Blood in the Water, forthcoming Maelstrom (The Psionics series) […]
