It wasn't until I heard a subdued cackle at the mention of my character, Darrin The Defenestrator, that I noticed her.
Book Review: Artemis
The story of Artemis contains a large number of items from the list of things I look for in fiction, as well as some surprises.
Dumpster Mimicry
I ran across bait this morning.
Joshua Edwards: On S.G. Baker
By Joshua Edwards The first thing one noticed about her was a certain sense of friendly aloofness; she seemed to watch and process the world in a curiously intent manner, spending the spoken word in a rather cautious way that illustrated that mighty currency's inherent value
2018 Writing Goals Update
I don't like setting the same goals or learning the same lessons.
Update: Thursday Fiction
In which I update on the future of character descriptions content at Word Nerd Scribbles
Martin Jacobsen: On S.G. Baker
By Martin Jacobsen Her name is Summer, yet she is a Dame of Fall. Like a deciduous autumn tree, her understated stateliness, firm and reaching upward, presides over her russet hair, and ivory skin in the same way branches undergird similarly colored leaves. Like those leaves, she presents shades of being that detach and give way … Continue reading Martin Jacobsen: On S.G. Baker
Book Review: Interworld
Joey Harker not only makes serious, life-costing mistakes, but suffers the consequences of his actions. So much so that at one point in the story, he winds up even further back than square one.
On Madison Ferril
From the cold sprang everything, to the cold all will return. She is that ending, where the end goes on forever. Point zero. Circular. A Russian winter, where powerful bears slumber. Vast as the arctic sea, fathomless as starry space. A cool look from her will stop armies in their tracks. Men fear nothing more … Continue reading On Madison Ferril
On Mattie McAlavy
She is all the colors of a late autumn sunset. ‘Long hair and glasses?’ Pfft. That description could fit anyone. Try phoenix hair and plum lipstick, metal in her lip, ink on her skin. Confident swagger; cold, challenging gaze. War paint and armor. In nature, bright colors signify danger. Poison. She’s just as hard to … Continue reading On Mattie McAlavy
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