Long Story Short

My last post was really made around Valentine’s Day and spoke about being true to yourself and maybe finding someone you can be true to yourself with? It IS worth finding. And turned out somewhat easier to find than I had feared. And my sister (a wonderful wingwoman) is feeling justified as hell in getting […]

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Escape to Pleasure

Even though it’s been a winter with eerily little snow, it’s still winter. It’s gray, it’s cold, the kind slices like a knife. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather be anywhere but where I am. Since, because of travesties like “work” and other “adult responsibilities,” I can’t pack up a suitcase and follow […]

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Cliterature’s 50th Issue

For their 50th issue of poetry, short fiction, and essays addressing the intersection of women’s sexuality, Cliterature has released the double-sized “Anthology“. It includes my piece, “Manifesto,” best described as a fictional essay–written in a voice that is not quite my own. Actually, the voice belongs to the heroine of my NaNo novel. But her manifesto certainly draws […]

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On Loss and Anger and Being Unafraid: “Fearless” in Best Lesbian Erotica, Vol 3

I am so excited to contribute to Best Lesbian Erotica of the Year, Vol 3, and to contribute to the anthology’s blog tour today with some behind-the-scenes information about how and why I wrote “Fearless.” About the blog tour: Any commenters on any of these blog posts (including on editor Sacchi Green’s blog tour posts on Facebook) […]

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NaNo Postmortem Post (Numbers, Tips, and Plans)

In brief: I did it. 50,000 words in one month—actually, 62,006 words—were done. By me! It’s completely unexpected, and delightful, but not the golden promised land of a happy ending I…was never actually promised. Caveat: some wordcount came from revising (and expanding, and finishing) scenes I started writing last NaNo. But to make up for […]

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