(If you missed it, you can read chapter 1 of Broken Magic here.) What is Broken Magic? We all have our kryptonite. People who push just the right buttons, who make some idiot part of your brain start singing about capital … Continue reading
In case you missed me flogging this video on Twitter yesterday (and you’re as behind the times in seeing this as I am), I give you this as thanks for your support yesterday. Something retro on my necklace!
I finished my first novel, Broken Magic, in 2007. Since then, it’s seen the inboxes of about a dozen publishers and agents. When there was a response at all, it was what you’d expect: Sorry, but it’s not what we’re looking for. … Continue reading
For my first developer position at TrueCommerce I was provided a standard issue whiteboard for my cubicle. After a few weeks of providing developer support – your first developer job is light on the development and heavy on the sitting … Continue reading
A few months ago, I met Mere Smith on Twitter. Last year, at a Jolie Holland concert, I very nearly spun directly into Ms. Holland herself. In doing so, I almost knocked a drink out of her hand. I stammered, … Continue reading
I ran out of the house so quickly this morning that I forgot to vote. Election Day is important in my clan. Being a member of this family means you’re either into politics, or you watch mutely as the dinnertime … Continue reading
You need to see Paprika. In fact, you need to see everything by Satoshi Kon, because it will mess your mind up. But you’re busy, I get it. You don’t have time. So let me bring you this one moment … Continue reading
We use Radiant CMS as the framework for the Cultural District website, so it made sense to use the same framework when the time came to rebuild the Trust’s. One requirement we have for the Trust’s site that we did … Continue reading