Shadow Unit ebook volume 13 is out and available for download wherever fine pixels are pushed! The FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit hunts humanity’s worst nightmares. But there are nightmares humanity doesn’t dream are real. The BAU sends those cases down the hall. There, Stephen Reyes and his team pursue criminals transformed by a mysterious force: [...]

I’m on deadline (Steles of the Sky is due first week of March, and edits on One-Eyed Jack just landed) and my dear Mr. Lynch is visiting until the end of the month, which means we’ve been spending endless hours sitting and typing at one another. And I’m training for a half-marathon at the end [...]

Climbed last night, and feel pretty good about it–and ran this morning, and feel even better about that. The climbing was at the more technical of the two gyms I frequent, and I got up a 5.9 pretty easily and the first third of a 5.10b. I will come back to that one–and it won’t [...]

(Yes, my work table is dirty. How good of you to notice.) I lost the morning to running errands (Halloween candy–a must: we live on the town common, and they quite literally bus kids in to trick-or-treat. Last year, the town provided socialized candy, but none has shown up yet this year!–dinner necessities, hurricane necessities–gas [...]

Well, it’s looking more and more like Hurricane Sandy is going to make North American landfall somewhere in my general vicinity. (I’m about an hour west of Boston and an hour northeast of Hartford, and the best-confidence storm tracks put landfall between Delaware and New Hampshire.) Possibly with a recreation of the unusual meteorological circumstances [...]

Over on my livejournal, I’ve made a (recently lapsed) habit of blogging my daily work-related tea intake. I had gotten away from it, though it was a nice bit of daily work-related accountability…. but I just got a new teacup for my birthday, and I felt like showing it off. So. Tea today: Teavana Strawberry [...]