Stylized black and white clip art of Sikh with a huge beard wearing turban and sunglasses.
Looks like I'm going to have a story out in audio in the summer. More details after the contract is signed.
These last few weeks have been wonderful for short story revisions. Last week finished final edits on my high stakes story about a worm going back and forth across a driveway (out in a few months) and have now been working on my southern gothic ghost story, the closest to horror I've written.
"I'm going to ruin your book and your life!" Signed, honest helper with cute dog pic.
And if you'd like to sign up or want to send fellow writer friends, you can click here: metrowestwriters.myshopify.com/products/kir.... Classes will be recorded and slides sent; you don't need to attend live, but I'd love to see you!
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Friends, I'm teaching a class. It's all about writing interiority, and it's a subject I'm passionate about. It's an elusive topic and I've worked hard to make it concrete and accessible, as I consider it the lifeblood of prose fiction and a key component of voice. Here's a video introduction:
Also, HELLO!
Lol, what's socmed? I feel so out of it.
Two trees and a field of grass in front of a dark orange winter sunset.
Hello everyone. Long time no post. Some of you know I was a full-time caregiver to my elderly mom starting in 2019. She passed away in Aug 2024, and I've been laying pretty low since then. But I'm going to try to be out and about more in the new year. Here is tonight's sunset on my evening walk.
Readers of Portuguese, my story “The Color of Conflagration,” which won the A.C. Bose Grant this year for South Asian spec lit is out in translation in the anthology Terra Magica in Brazil. The Kindle version is free on Amazon through Sunday, November 5. www.amazon.com/Terra-M%C3%A...
Yay!
Portada del relato Coiffeur Siete en Aanuk.
Buenos días, cafecito en mano☕ y disfrutando del nuevo relato publicado en Aanuk: «Coiffeur siete», de @kirsphere.bsky.social, donde a través de una IA peluquera obtenemos toda una reflexión sobre los cuidados paliativos.
New publication day! My little story, "The Thin Rising Line" is up at Bullet Points, the anti-war military SciFi journal. www.nathantoronto.com/bulletpoints/thin-rising...
Spanish readers, my story Coiffeur Seven is now up on Crononauta at aanuk.crononauta.es/coiffeur-siete-de-kiran-... Thanks so much to María Albaladejo for translating!
Thank you for this thread, Nora.
A grey and white cat standing on his hind legs at the piano bench in front of a grand piano.
Vivaldi is home!
A grey and white cat standing on his hind legs to be petted by an elderly woman in a wheelchair.
Here's Vivaldi meeting my mom yesterday. Still on Target to bring him him Wednesday at noon.
This is Vivaldi. I will be picking him up to bring him to his forever home on Wednesday.
Omg
Hello!
Meow!
I love these!
A good-looking calico cat reclining against a scratching pad.
RIP, Tara, aged 20, my mom's longtime companion and guardian, who was also a sweet friend to me as I've cared for my mom for the last four years.
I'm at a B&B for a week, and these are my temporary companions, Pudding and Cookie.
I love them!
This pic is from a while ago, but this is what my writing life sometimes feels like.
I'm so here for this.
"Story! Song! Vehicle! On/off!" My favorite part.
This one was a little while ago, but I'm also rather proud of "The Augury of Bats," at Tahoma Literary Review.
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