Monthly Archives: September 2017

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Where to get Nerve Endings…

So, as I’ve mentioned various places, I got a story (How She Is After Work) published in a really cool, really weird anthology of transgender fiction called Nerve Endings. It’s a very diverse book, centered on love, romance, and sex, but of widely varied styles. Modern day, post-apocalyptic, fantasy…all kinds of stuff. And all over the range between chaste and “oh-I-had-no-idea-how-vanilla-I-was.” 🙂

Anyhow, I’m very proud to have been chosen. I don’t expect every story to be to every reader’s taste–not all of ’em were to mine. However, they’re excellent, provocative stories, and odds are good that more than one will hold your attention and linger in your mind.

The book’s listed on Amazon, but rarely available there. You can order the print version directly from the truly excellent Elliot Bay Books, but I’d been unable until recently to find an e-book version anywhere. Well, Instar Books has ’em. Wuhu! Ten dollars for e-book only, which is a pretty reasonable price for a thick book. I hope you enjoy it!

 

 

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Well, that was a long nap!

I’ll admit it: I STINK at blogging and social media. If anything’s gonna kill my writing career, it’s my inability to maintain a constant pressure of self-promotion. I can write. I can edit. I can take critique. I can even, with support and encouragement, submit what I write. But I have a REALLY hard time either bragging about it or talking into the wind about whatever subjects are on my mind.

My posts cut off because I was laid off from my technical writing gig last year and spent a bunch of time scrambling to figure out what to do. That’s not an excuse, just an explanation for the curious. If anyone knows how (short of implanted electrodes or hiring a producer) to keep the updates comin’ regular-like, feel free to post about it in the comments. I’m sure I’m not the only one interested.