They don't all have to be good
Ian Patterson, Wendy Russell, Ian Barr, J. Kyle Turner, Alex ShifmanA publication of my daily writings, mostly fiction, primarily bullshit.
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Reading - Friday Afternoon Stories
Thank you to everyone who was able to join live! If you weren’t able to, I understand that you have other (less cool) commitments, but you can make it up to me by listening. This was a really fun way to read some work and talk about what in...
Books are Overdue
“Death: My Irony Surpasses All Others!” by Odilon Redon, Public Domain
Books are Overdue
Two hundred miles to go before we sleep, and there’s a bag of no doze in the back seat. We’re swimming in cooling coffee like frogs unboiling aliv...
Connection to Disconnection
Architectural Illustration from Hans Vredeman de Vries, Public Domain.
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Fruits of Our Labor - Launch and More
Today, August 25th, I’m launching my next book - Fruits of Our Labor - through Shiraki Press. I wasn’t sure this book would ever see the light of day, but I was certain that it needed the backing of a press to reach the kind of market wher...
We Ten Angels
World War II Aerial Photography, Public Domain
We Ten Angels
There is a moment, or there is never a moment. The lightning flash of memory, of your best days replaying, some final tribute to your leaving, or your blood pudding brains ju...
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Award-winning science fiction author, engineer, bike nerd. Check out my novels in the Narrator Cycle, and Fruits of Our Labor, out through Shiraki Press.
Kia ora, I’m Wendy. I write fiction about midlife mayhem, strange intuition, messy families, and the quiet weirdness tucked into everyday life. Sass & Sage is part story lab, part rage journal, and part soft place to land when the world gets loud.
Canadian Indie Author; Developmental Editor; Dungeon Master; 100% Human Works
Writer, musician, red mage. Author of Company of Ghosts.
Dyslexic writer spelling poorly out of Los Angeles. Buy my book The Pale at Amazon or Barns and Nobel
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