I finally finished the Game of Tomes 2020 recap article! And stay tuned, because in April, we’re having a new event — the Game of Tomes: Tourney of Tales! Details in the next couple of days!
Read More Game of Tomes 2020 RecapI am delighted to announce that my story, “A Soldier in the Army of Love,” has been published at the Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast – and I cannot tell you how delighted I am by this reading! My deep gratitude to Heather Rose Jones, who is the mistress-mind behind this wonderful podcast, and Laura Pinson, […]
Read More A Soldier in the Army of Love by Diane Morrison – The Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast Episode 193I don’t often get a chance to do voice acting, but this was epic fun! Perfect for my brand of weirdness for the holidays. Thank you so much to Timepool for inviting me to do it! Definitely check out this link – you won’t want to miss it – and have a very happy holiday […]
Read More Happy Holidays – Letters from Sanda @timespoolHello friends! Today I’ll be starting a new program where I go live on Twitch, host word sprints, and answer your writing questions. Today it starts at 1 pm Pacific / 4 pm Eastern, although this may be subject to change for future streams. You can watch live and ask your questions in the chat […]
Read More Streaming on Twitch – Diane WritesSource: 8 Ways that Being a Sci-Fi Writer Prepared Me for the Pandemic
Read More 8 Ways that Being a Sci-Fi Writer Prepared Me for the PandemicStories may be needed more right now than they ever have been in our lifetimes. Just like in wartime, everyone has got to do their bit. This is part of my bit. Please enjoy some free and discounted stories. Source: Sharing in the Time of the Plague
Read More Sharing in the Time of the PlagueOriginally posted on POCGamer:
Magic. It’s a core component of fantasy, but is often unevenly distributed and developed. On the outset, this seems sensical, until you dig into it a bit. At that point, other disparities and issues come into sharp relief. So this is a short post on decolonizing magic. “Decolonizing? How can magic…
Originally posted on FELIX THE FOX MYSTERIES:
I’ve recently been invited to talk to a few writing groups, about the experience of transitioning from a reader, to a budding writer, to a published author. This column comes as a result of thinking about that journey, from the advice I gave and the questions I answered,…
Originally posted on Marcus Vance:
Photo by Wendy van Zyl on Pexels.com An Analysis of Dialogue Tag Use by Marcus Vance Some writers will tell you that “said” is all you need—that your dialogue itself should answer any questions as to how the character speaks, and their tone. Other writers will tell you to revel in…
Originally posted on POCGamer:
It is safe to say, without much doubt, that the 4th Edition of Dungeons & Dragons (4e D&D) is the most contentious edition of the game ever to issued by either TSR or Wizards of the Coast (WotC). It was also the shortest-lived edition since the game made the leap from…
