TweetBut it’s been a fun busy. If there is such a thing. Of course, I’ve been rolling full steam on Allegories of the Tarot (you can find the official website here), and I have to say it has been one hell of an experience. I’m learning a lot, but the best part of the whole …
TweetHOLY MOLY WHAT A WEEK. And it’s only Wednesday. The biggest change is the Allegories of the Tarot project now has its very own website. \O/ You can find it right here, and from this day forward you will find all information and updates on this site. This means I can hopefully get back to …
TweetToday we’re going to meet the writer behind the next card in the deck of the Allegories of the Tarot project, Kris Austen Radcliffe. So far you’ve been introduced to The Fool, The Magician, and The High Priestess. Kris is not only a talented writer, she’s an amazing photographer and the genius behind the photographs …
TweetToday we’re going to meet the writer behind the next card in the deck of the Allegories of the Tarot project, Spike Marlowe. So far you’ve been introduced to The Fool, The Magician, and The High Priestess. I’ve known Spike for a long time, and is one of those special people who walk the paths …
TweetYesterday we met The Fool and Peter Giglio, the writer behind the card. Today we meet another of the authors included in the Allegories of the Tarot anthology, Lon Prater. I had the pleasure of working with Lon in a small critique group many moons ago at the beginning of my fiction career. He was …
TweetToday kicks off the Meet the Authors of the Allegories of the Tarot anthology. I’m really excited to introduce to you a fabulous line-up of writers for this project. You’ll have a chance to check out each writer, the card they’ve chosen, and why in the coming days. I met Pete working with him on …
TweetOnce upon a time, there was an editor who became obsessed with an idea… That would be me. The Tarot has always been a fascination of mine. As a writer, the images of the Rider-Waite deck contain much inspiration for fantastical stories; the meaning behind each and every one of them equally as interesting. While …
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Tweet“Writers are, in a way, very powerful indeed. They write the script for the reality film. Kerouac opened a million coffee bars and sold a million pairs of Levis to both sexes. Woodstock rises from his pages. Now if writers could get together into a real tight union, we’d have the world right by the …
TweetBack in 2008, I wrote a blog post about finding the time to write. I thought I’d re-visit the topic, especially since a lot of things have changed since then, although the basic issues I address in that particular blog post still apply. Right now I know many writers who are neck-deep in NaNoWriMo, and …
TweetThat’s the first thing you should probably know. I’m a lot of other things, including a writer, but the question I’m asked the most is, “What’s it like being an editor? I mean, what exactly is it you do?” The thing is, when people think of the term “editor”, they may think of a hunched …
