Author Archives: Gwaetgar

I have a new tiller for my garden!! I have wanted a tiller for decades. Seriously. I’ve been pining for one since before I bought this house. My last update stopped before I got to the part about the yard … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I posted an update! Things have been kind of frustrating. Mercury turned direct on Tuesday the 11th and it seemed like everything slammed to a complete halt, rather than starting to unblock as you’d expect. … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday, majkia!

News on the publishing front is largely good. The Advance Review Copy (ARC) of Blood Justice is almost ready to go to the printer. I finished going through the author’s edits, cleaned up the file, laid it out in InDesign … Continue reading →

First, Happy True Beltane–today is the solar cross-quarter point, when the Sun passes 15°00′ of Taurus and is exactly halfway between the Vernal Equinox and Summer Solstice. That’s what the “cross quarter Sabbats” are all about, really–each one falls in … Continue reading →

Calan Mai Hapus! If you’re not Welsh, Happy traditional Beltane! It’s very nice here, sunny and 85 degrees. Too bad I’m glued to my computer, weekends are heavy work days for me. But I’ve washed two blankets (that badly needed … Continue reading →

Today I got another Brodart purchase order for The Longer the Fall–which, remember, isn’t coming out until June 1! It’s my biggest single Brodart order yet. And, Barnes & Noble already lists both the hardcover and paperback editions of The … Continue reading →

Krymsin Nocturnes got a pre-pub review from Library Journal. I didn’t even know about it. They posted it to the Barnes & Noble detail page–it should be posted to the Amazon pages, too, but isn’t yet–and the author spotted it … Continue reading →

…but golly, it was a lovely walk home from the dealership this morning! I love, love, love being out and about in the hours between midnight and dawn. I rarely am these days because, unlike the booming 80s years, practically … Continue reading →