KAT AND MOUSE Update

Part 4 of "Peek-a-Boo" is now live on the site.

Enjoy!

Merry Christmas To All

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Season's Greetings.

Enjoy family and friends, relax, and have a great and safe holiday.

Thanks for hanging out with me in this little corner of the Interwebz.

Another Review

Over at the e-Fiction Book Club, KAT AND MOUSE gets a short review.

Happy Birthday KAT AND MOUSE!

KAT AND MOUSE are a year old today.

On 15 December 2008, our duo's adventures began with Part One of Episode One, "A Family Affair."

Six episodes and four interludes later, we're still cranking along.

I'd like to take a moment to thank some folks:

• John DeNardo of SF Signal and Dave Tackett of Quasar Dragon for posting linke when new installments of the serial go live;
• Kelly Meding and MacAllister Stone for tweeting about the serial;
• Eli James, Linda Schoales, and Frances Gonzales, for their excellent reviews of the serial;
• my fellow Weblit/Webfiction folks for retweeting my updates; and
• those folks who have dropped a few coins into the "tip jar."

And a great big huge ginormous thank you to the readers of the serial, whether via the site, RSS feed, or email subscription. You tell me you're enjoying the stories and that puts a smile on my face.

Thanks to all of you.

KAT AND MOUSE Update

Part Two of "Peek-a-Boo" is now live at the site.

Happy reading!

[SONGS IN THE KEY OF GEEK] "I'm the Kwisatz Haderach" Music Video

Here's what I hope to be the first of many videos accompanying the song parodies I've done.

"I'm the Kwisatz Haderach"


And while SciFi's miniseries version was very well done and very close to the book, whenever someone says Dune, I still think of the David Lynch version.

KAT AND MOUSE Update

"Peek-a-boo," Part One, is now posted on the site.

Happy reading!

Mermaid's Madness is Marvelous

I've said it before and I'll say it again: Jim C. Hines is the shiznit.

Fairy tale tropes continue to be sent ass over teakettle in The Mermaid's Madness, the second outing for that trio of kick-ass princesses. This time Danielle, Talia, and Snow (Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White) tangle with Ariel Lirea, aka The Little Mermaid.

No Disney version of the mermaid here.

Unless the Disney version had her go insane and lead an army of merfolk against the human world.

Didn't think so.

Magic. Mayhem. And Talia kicking ass. Of the three princesses, I have to say that she's my favorite.

If you enjoyed the first book, you will love this one. A thoroughly enjoyable read. Highly recommended.

Go Jim, go!

Enter Ergofiction

Webfiction enthusiast JanOda has launched Ergofiction, a blog/magazine that's--well, I'll let her explain it:

Ergofiction.com aims to be a magazine (or more accurately, a cross between a blog and a magazine) for readers of web-fiction. What we love about it, what we hate about it, what we read when we have a bad day, what we secretely read late at night, everything has it’s place on the magazine. How we like to support our favorite authors, what marketing ticks us off, and who we would sell a kidney for if they didn’t have enough money to keep on writing. A magazine where readers can discuss their favorite villains, their most hated couples and their most wanted violent endings.

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Ergofiction.com wants to be the central place for readers to find out what’s happening where, and discover the joys and woes of the web-fiction world, together.

Can't wait to see how things progress, Jan.

More Digital Lit Doings

Night of the Girl Scouts is now available as an e-book from the nice folks at Barnes and Noble.

Yes, we're getting a little more high-profile hereabouts.

Up next: me in a white sequined jumpsuit.

Now go and get you a copy and find out what happens when Girl Scouts attack.