February
I would like to sleep now. Desperately. I know I actually slept in February, but it doesn’t feel like sleep actually happened. I spent all of February criss-crossing Washington, Oregon and California....
View ArticleStill Alive
I am in the grips of projects nearing a) completion or b) going public. It’s made for a sort of carnival-of-the-damned atmosphere in my inbox. Thankfully, there are still things I can talk about. I...
View ArticleApril, thus far
I attended Norwescon 35 April 5th-8th, and my articles on the convention are here and here. I had a fantastic if exhausting time, saw locals I don’t get to see much, and met locals I hadn’t previously...
View ArticleThe Interview Algorithm
My lovely friend Morgan/my boss at Booklife Now is new to interviewing folks. So over the weekend wrote out the essentials of getting the ball rolling on an interview request. She called it an...
View ArticleDevil in the Details: Sight
It’s the little things that can fuck a good story right up. It’s one of the things my friends and I talk about, over and over again. This won’t be a week at a go, but now and then they’ll be a Devil in...
View ArticleLife by the Sea
It’s been a pretty crazy week since I popped by. Most of my news is Village by the Sea related. The Village by the Sea Kickstarter got a mention in this Seattle Times article about Kickstarting...
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Cobalt City Double Feature: Erik Scott de Bie and Minerva Zimmerman
Shortly after the release of Cobalt City Double Feature, I interviewed Minerva Zimmerman and Erik Scott de Bie, the authors. As we all live in wildly different locations, we harnessed the power of the...
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Learning to Live Through This
Live Through This is an ambitious project from New York photographer and suicide attempt survivor Dese’Rae L. Stage. Stage has been telling the largely unheard stories of suicide survivors through...
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The Living Games Conference
Shoshana Kessock is a graduate student at the NYU Game Center, studying Game Design. When she’s not in the classroom, she runs Live Action Role-Playing games, blogs, and regularly deals with zombies at...
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Reference Books
Few things will tell you about someone’s work like the reference books they keep close at hand. When I shared my own reference stack on Twitter, I asked for people to send me pictures or lists of their...
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