Gray Zone and NANOWRIMO
I want to share an interesting tidbit about Gray Zone. That’s the how it began. If you’re wondering why, well, that is an entirely different post.
Author Archives: Veronica
DTA is on Kindle!
When I opened the email I almost jumped for joy, I was so happy. I had been waiting, for what seemed like forever, for Department of Temporal Adjustment to be… Read more »
Video about Behold the Eye: Braumaru
I just got a great video and I wanted to share it. It was done by Annabel and Sarah, and it’s about Behold the Eye: Braumaru. Enjoy! It is fantastic!
Why I wrote Gray Zone
Bullies have been around for as long as anyone can remember. We’ve all seen them. They are the biggest, baddest kids on the playground and everyone knows to stay out… Read more »
New word for the EER
Ridiculosity is a noun that means something that is silly, funny, or absurd. Worthy of ridicule. It is a good word, for as far as it goes. The problem is… Read more »
A post by Emily Walsh
I usually don’t have guest bloggers. But sometimes a message comes along that is worth sharing. My husband spent more than twenty years serving in the military. The well-being of… Read more »
Dogs and cats
The world is divided into two categories, dog people and cat people. Which isn’t quite right. It should more like a Venn diagram. I can’t be the only person in… Read more »
Free for all!
I’ve read about them. Those caped crusaders who troll the Internet, searching for poor consumers who are unable to pay for the movies, books, and articles they crave. “No fee, make… Read more »
That CRASH can only mean…
I am sitting in my office (a comfy chair in my kitchen) when a loud CRASH in the living room startles me. It’s 8 am. My husband has already left for… Read more »
Accidental irony
According to the dictionary irony is the use of words to convey an opposite meaning. Like when a person says, “That color looks so good on you!” It could be… Read more »