Xandra | February 12, 2010
In the past seven days, we’ve had about eight inches of snow dumped on us. No, we’re not nearly as bad as the eastern seaboard and their “Snowmageddon” (or is it “Snowpocalypse”?), but we’ve had our share. And I’ve done my share in shoveling it, molding it, sliding around on it, and driving in it. [...]
Xandra | January 22, 2010
Random pages on Wikipedia are dangerous things. My latest random visit took me to the entry on the Vox Humana (I was actually trying to remember the latin quote “Vox populi, vox Dei” – the voice of the people is the voice of God, but I digress). Turns out the Vox Humana is actually a [...]
Xandra | January 15, 2010
It snowed last week. A wonderful, white blizzard of unique and precious snowflakes and a delicious kind of cold that only comes with snow. And I didn’t write, because I have small children who like snowballs. But I did think a lot about accumulation, especially as I was pushing it off the front [...]
Xandra | June 23, 2009
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Xandra | May 27, 2009
Okay…I don’t want to alarm youall or anything, but one of these hats in my bag belongs to an author. Shh…I know, I could have fooled you with the way I update this place. Truth is, since I don’t have all that much stuff out, I’m a pretty small potato and you’d be [...]
Xandra | April 16, 2009
There’s a very hot question making the rounds now, and not just in Romancelandia, or even Author Acres, that oddly-gated subdivision where no one’s really sure if the gates are there to keep others out…or to keep the authors in (hey, why are the bars on the insides of the windows? And why are [...]
Xandra | February 18, 2009
Valentine’s Day being what it is, it’s not surprising that Romancelandia rolls out the pink and red carpet for it. This year, having sick kids and a sick Mr. Xandra led me to be around for participation at least part of the day in the festivities.
Now…I do try to participate in some things here [...]
Xandra | January 17, 2009
So over at Dear Author’s Thread That Ate Cleveland (and walked away still hungry), the thread derailed jumped the track switched trains altogether found out it was actually a Transformer and could fly, too, and sooner or later the subject of ebook piracy came up. I thought I’d compose my thoughts over here instead of [...]
