An honest author puts their soul on the page, and their fiction benefits from it.  If you want to improve your fiction, the first place to start is by asking yourself were you honest on the page.

There is an interesting post over at The Telegraph by Tom Chivers called "The rise of the Internet anti-fan," about those people who just love to hate you.

Important note: this post and the video embedded here contain language some people might find objectionable.  They are just words, and us, can do no harm.

Masks of the gods is my new entertainment design blog, and all of my fandom posts have moved to Project: Shadow.  Want to know why?  Wonder what this will mean for the future of dashPunk?  Here are the answers.

Most advice to writers about website design are written by marketers.  While it would be wise to listen to their advice, I wanted to explore site design from the perspective on the craft, and making sites readers would actually want to visit.