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Review of Breath of Life by LH Moore
LH Moore’s Breath of Life (Apex Book Company, 2024) is a gorgeous collection of Black-centered stories and poetry, with a substantial amount of horror and historical fiction, often in the same story! Most of my favorite stories were, of course, the historical ones. “A Little Not Music,” set in 1939 in Washington, D.C., is a dark
The Emperor in A Tarot of Sorcery and Sages
The Emperor tarot card represents authority, power, and stability, all with a bit of a patriarchal vibe (traditionally). In A Tarot of Sorcery and Sages, this is represented by a haiku and a poem. For both of my Emperor pieces, I decided to diverge from the traditional patriarchal vibe. The haiku, “Greetings from the Sisterhood,” envisions
WriteHive Online Conference 2024: Breaking the Rules–The Path to Authentic Writing
Now that the 2024 WriteHive Online Conference panels are available on their YouTube channel, I’m catching up on the ones I missed during the conference itself and sharing some of the things I gleaned from them here! Lisa Wood’s presentation on “Breaking the Rules–The Path to Authentic Writing” covered a number of the so-called “rules”
Fun for Friday: Weird December History
Time for more weird history to inspire your writing or maybe just pique your curiosity! HistoryExtra has a great list of eight weird December historical occurrences (well, one is in January, but I’ll allow it!), which are somewhat holiday themed. If you need more in the “weird winter holiday” category, check out The Debrief’s list
November 2024 Recap
By the numbers: Stories out at the beginning of the month: 60 Acceptances received: 1 Rejections received: 25 (+3) Stories withdrawn: 0 Resubmissions: 16 New Submissions: 10 Stories out at the end of the month: 57 November was a little slow on the submissions front, in large part because I spent almost the entire first

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