Author: Sable Aradia
I'm a Pagan and speculative fiction author, a professional blogger, and a musician. I'm proudly Canadian and proudly LGBTQ. My politics are decidedly left and if you ask for my opinion, expect an honest answer. I am owned by a cat. I used to work part time at a bookstore and I love to read, especially about faith, philosophy, science, and sci-fi and fantasy.
8 Tips For Writing Explosive Action Scenes
By Tracy Lawson #30days30authors I’m a dance teacher and choreographer-turned author. Writing is my main focus, and I’m retired from teaching in a studio setting, but I satisfy that passion for dance by choreographing middle- and high school musical theater productions. My daughter observed recently, “Mom, your choreography has improved since you started writing.” Writing […]
Read More 8 Tips For Writing Explosive Action ScenesWriting Excerpt: Tout le Monde est Mort
I’m editing this for an alternate history anthology. I wrote it for a different project, but they didn’t appreciate my liberal interpretation of their directions. 😉 Well, it was a risk, and I knew it at the time! Let’s see if the new anthology grabs it! 5 October 1807 “Land ho!” While he waited for […]
Read More Writing Excerpt: Tout le Monde est MortShould You Be Doing Something Else?
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Read More Should You Be Doing Something Else?Book Review: Chasing Fireflies
#30days30authors Chasing Fireflies: A Summer Romance Anthology by C.L. Cannon My rating: 5 of 5 stars Just to be transparent, I am one of the authors of this work. I wrote the last story that appears, Eye of the Storm, and my review does not apply to my story, because that would be ridiculous. But […]
Read More Book Review: Chasing FirefliesSwimming Against the Tide
#30days30authors An Important Memory As you can probably imagine, being geeky and likely neurodivergent, I was bullied a lot in school. In some cases people treated me very badly, and I have some anxiety issues and PTSD around that to this day. I don’t tell you that because I want sympathy; I tell you that […]
Read More Swimming Against the TideIndie Author Pricing: POD Books
Originally posted on (Almost) Average:
The last time I wrote about book pricing, I focused on my ebook strategy. Now I’d like to supplement that with the addition of paperbacks. A little background for you. When I first decided to self-publish (Almost) Average Anthology, it was an experiment of sorts. So many people were publishing…
A Change in World View
#30days30authors I have always tried to grasp why it is that women are regarded as somehow lesser than men in our culture. It never made any sense to me. Even now, some people seem to feel it’s okay to disregard my opinion on everything from science to politics to warfare, simply because I was born […]
Read More A Change in World View30 Days 30 Authors Video Playlist
I’ll be adding to this playlist as the month goes on, but you can watch the first few videos here! Follow my challenge on my Facebook author page!
Read More 30 Days 30 Authors Video PlaylistBefore Wonder Woman
Originally posted on s a gibson:
This year’s Wonder Woman is not Hollywood’s first attempt at showcasing a powerful leading female. Early film makers hinted at and teased audiences with portrayals of strong women. The first Alice in Wonderland was released in 1903. The 1939 The Wizard of Oz is a well beloved musical film story about…
