The story Fox and Hound is available for free for the month of January. (http://www.leahcutter.com/books/short-fiction/free_fiction/)
Fox and Hound was originally published in the anthology, Fiction River: Hex in the City.
It is the origin story of Huli Transport, a company that specializes in delivering messages and packages to non-humans.…
Starbucks informed me this morning that it was National Coffee Day today!
While I suspect this might be a made-up holiday, I’m still celebrating this morning with a lovely, light, Tanzanian peaberry coffee that I roasted myself.
What exactly is a peaberry, you might ask.…
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I learned a new term this last week – BOGO – stands for Buy One, Get One (free, I’m assuming…)
So I’ve decided to put this term into use!
As some of y’all may have noticed, I’m part of a storybundle right now, the Women in Fantasy bundle.…
This is it! The final week before War Among the Crocodiles comes out! w00t!
So this week, I’m kinda cheating, as it were. I’m offering you the first few chapters of the new book to read.
It was an interesting book to write.…
If you saw the previous post, you’ll know that Knotted Road Press is having a “Going to Grandma’s Sale.”
The Raven and the Dancing Tiger is on sale for one week only for $0.99. Auberon and Darklady’s Carnal Archives are also on sale.…
The story this week was originally written for a Fiction River anthology. The spec for the anthology involved teens discovering their superpowers.
I wrote one story (The Glass Girl) but I was afraid it was just too weird. So I wrote a second story, this one, Mover’s Inc.…
I still can’t believe how lucky I’ve been to be part of the Uncollected Anthology.
We’re a collection of urban fantasy writers, and we come out with new short stories four times a year (roughly quarterly), each of us writing to the same theme.…
The short story for this week, The Alchemy of Coffee, started as a writing assignment for a workshop. The anthology we were supposedly writing for was titled, “YUMMY.”
Of course, I didn’t necessarily go food related. Or totally food related.…
Community Service, like many of the other stories I’m publishing during this Baker’s Dozen Redux challenge, have received some very positive rejections. (This one almost sold but I was stupid and didn’t take the offer when I should have.)
This short story isn’t really like any of my novels, however.…
I have two stories set in the 1800s in Victoria, Canada, dealing with the tong.
Though this one takes place chronologically before the second, I wrote the second first.
I remember how much fun I had writing the first story set here.…