Having taken some time to decompress post-Kickstarter, I’m now ready to get moving on a group of posts I’ve been very excited about. In the Toolkit Series, I’ll be talking about some of the services that are making this first… Continue Reading
It’s been just about a month since the Kickstarter campaign to fund The Kairos Mechanism closed successfully. I have been very sporadic in my posting since then, but I’ve been hard at work, I swear. Here’s what I’ve been up… Continue Reading
I know you’ve probably already seen this, but I’m putting it here because it’s that kind of day, and I’m happy. Happy Saturday, kids.
This is it! The campaign ends Saturday, June 9th, at 10am EST. 35 hours left! Let’s make those hours shine. As of this evening, The Kairos Mechanism’s Kickstarter campaign has topped $7500, meaning the book will be published and illustrated… Continue Reading
First of all, LOOK AT THE PRETTY!! Beth at McNally Jackson took my PDFs of The Kairos Mechanism‘s book text and front matter and laid them out all sorts of pretty. Then, since I won’t have Andrea Offermann’s cover illustration… Continue Reading
That’s right, one week remains. Seven days, friends, count ’em. If at any point you were thinking you might want to get involved with the glorious insanity that is The Kairos Mechanism and its equally glorious Kickstarter campaign, now’s the… Continue Reading
That title’s a big fat lie. I let go of none of my fears (ever), and I’m terrified of bombing. I worry about what people think all the time. There is no learning to stop. It’s just part of who… Continue Reading
It’s my first-ever podcast, and it was so much fun! Thank you to Dave Bartram, Peter Cox, Ali Gardiner, and Dr. Sue for letting me join the fun. Via Radio Litopia
Short post today, because I have other things to devote my considerable freaking-out-energy to, but remember how I was having a panic attack about potential editorial mistakes I could make? Here’s one I’m stressing about right now. Give me your… Continue Reading
Okay, so maybe I’m a bit biased in my assessment of this project’s relative importance in the world. Either that, or I’ve discovered that the more sensational the title, the more clicks my website gets. (Spoiler: it’s the latter.) Either… Continue Reading