BronxWench

We’ll be here.

Happy belated birthday, Foe!

Ooohh, I love the Tardis dress!  What a perfect gift! 

Happy birthday, Foe!

Happy Birthday! 

Happy bday, Foe!

I am trying to understand. But maybe this is why I often return? 

Sometimes I worry about what people would think if they ever saw my custom spell-check dictionary. Nothing good I’m afraid…

Sounds like a shitty job to me, but to each their own.  Good luck!

Thanks guys! I’ve always wanted to work at a shelter, so cleaning out kennels in one is a pretty good step towards driving the van around and rescuing animals, right? lol Well… I should probably learn to drive now.

“I’m about to loose control and I think I like it.”  Nothing wrongwith having that song stuck in your head. lol  And well done, by the way!

Congratulations!

Congrats! There’s nothing like doing something you actually want to do for 8 hours a day.

Congratulations!

Congratulations.  
Job with animals… chef?    jk.
Hope you find it enjoyable and fulfilling.

There really aren’t any good words to say, but I am so very sorry for your loss, and I’m so glad you have the support and love of your family, you and your sweet little J.

If you don’t mind hugs from random strangers, then…

No bodies?  Then what do I do with this shovel? 

Congrats, good news indeed!

Congrats and yay! I’m so excited that you’re excited again! Sorry for the late congrats, was in the mountains trying not to kill people again.

Thank you, everyone! I’m sure I’ll be whining when we start edits, but it’s exciting to get back on the horse, so to speak.
Of course, because this is a far more professional group, they want the second book to review, and are asking about the third book already. I’m flashing on the Oglaf comic about the muse...

Good news!
And, hey, we all like Ostriches!

It’s one of those awful stories you hear, and hope never happens to you. My original publishers were awesome, but they were also writers and wanted to focus on that rather than on publishing. They sold the press to their general manager, who proceeded, along with her new wife, to steal royalties which should have been in escrow for the authors who earned them. The shell game finally fell apart when they couldn’t pay their biggest names, including the original owners, who were owed thousands of dollars. There was felony check fraud, lies galore, and in the end, we all had to fight to get our rights reverted.
In the end, I don’t think I lost a lot of money. What I did lose was my confidence, and it took a lot for me to send out my book again. I’m thrilled that I did, though, since NSP offered me a seriously professional contract, and I really like their style. So, stay tuned for the expanded and even better version of Ghost’s Sight.

Thank you, everyone! I’m sure I’ll be whining when we start edits, but it’s exciting to get back on the horse, so to speak.
Of course, because this is a far more professional group, they want the second book to review, and are asking about the third book already. I’m flashing on the Oglaf comic about the muse...

I want your phone so badly right now…