Category: writing

  • Pushed the Button

    Now it’s time to bite the fingernails and wonder what’s coming next… or I could just start writing the next book. Oh wait, I already did that. There are times I wonder what I’m doing, and how I can possibly keep this up. I’m nobody? Why are people reading what I write? Classic author nerves.…

  • I’m still here

    I was very bad yesterday and completely forgot to put up the blog post. You see, I was terribly busy all weekend putting extra effort into studying for two upcoming exams. Both classes my grade is not where I want it, and I’m hoping if I can do well on the exams (last ones before…

  • Mislectorist

    I’m making a new word come to life over at the Mad Genius Club.

  • A Halloween Promotion Post

    Treats for Halloween, no tricks!

  • The Impact of Water

    Molecule by molecule, drop by drop, the rain falls to the earth. The plants draw it into them, breaking it down into atoms, releasing energy and the very oxygen we breathe… And we exhale water back into the air and it begins again. Light to water to power to… I was thinking this morning about…

  • A Century of Science Fiction

    Explore a century of science fiction with me, captured in a handful of quotes. What is your favorite SF read?

  • Farmhand

    Sometime in the next month, a new piece of my work will come out. Only it won’t appear as Cedar Sanderson, author. The reason for this is that I’m trying a new genre, and to keep from confusing my readers who expect fairies, pixies, and ogres to pop out of the woodwork, or space ships…

  • Midway

    No, not the sea battle, although that is a pretty amazing story in and of itself. Nope, this is me looking at the semester and noting I’m midway through it. Today I have the last two midterm exams, a lab practical for microbiology, and the organic chemistry that is going to kill me. Stereochemistry is…

  • Free Fiction and Writing thoughts

    Posted over at Mad Genius Club… Picking up the thread of Peter Grant’s blog on vacations yesterday, and harking back to David Pascoe talking about writing with an infant in arms, I thought I would touch on techniques to keep productive around the day job. Or in my case, the day jobs and the school.…

  • LOI

    Links of Interest… because I have lab at 8 am, followed by a major exam, and a class, and another class… Yay it looks like it won’t rain tomorrow. Although my dear First Reader, as we were talking about umbrellas and my need to carry one on campus at all times (since I’m also carrying…

  • BOOK BOMB! Chaplain’s War by Brad Torgersen

    I’m waiting for my copy, due in the mail. Looking forward to having it signed! But for my e-readers, it’s available on Amazon now. Go for it!

  • When is it okay to quit?

    Writing is one of those things. You can treat it like an art, or a science. But you must learn to be objective about your own work.