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A Trade in Betrayals at MileHiCon!
Yesterday I finally had a chance to hold a copy of A Trade in Betrayals in my hands! I’ll be down at MileHiCon in Denver this weekend for its release. I have a few panels I’m on, and I’ll be hanging out at Guardbridge Books’ vendor table a bunch …
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An Author Interview With Kelleen Rynin
(Beth Turnage) I recently took a writer’s workshop, Young Adult Novel Writing with Emily Colin at Authors Publish. One of the exercises was to write an interview with your character. Since I’m working on Master’s License, I chose 14-year-old Kelleen Rynin, the protagonist of the story, which was very brave of me. I’d never attempt…
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A Fantasy World That’s All Grown Up
There’s a very clear traditional idea of what a fantasy world is supposed to be like. It has warriors riding horses and wielding swords and axes. It doesn’t have them travelling on planes and operating computers. It just doesn’t. But why not? After all, our world has had all that and much, much more, atContinue…
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"A Benthic Myth of the Deep Sea" in The Pink Hydra!
A short flash fiction story of mine, “A Benthic Myth of the Deep Sea,” recently came out in The Pink Hydra. Lots of other stories and poems in that issue, as well, so plenty of excellent things to read.It’s a stealing-fire-from-the-gods story. Wi…
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The Aryan Fallacy
Note: This is an updated version of a post on my old blog from 2015. Recent events suggest that it may need saying again. In 1938, J.R.R. Tolkien received a letter from a German publisher who proposed to publish a translation of The Hobbit. According to the laws under the Nazi government, they requested himContinue…









