Blog Posts
Dreading Time in Fiction
“… there is a need for action and for someone or something to tell me how to feel, how to think, how I should be impacted by the experience.”
ARTIST | Kenneth Patrick Schweiger
“The thread of human figurative art that weaves through Ancient Egypt, Greece, Roman art, the Italian Renaissance, and the French Salon are irresistible.”
Ten Toes Interviews | An Upcoming Conversational Series
“. . . what truly fascinates me is that moment when the creative has the idea . . . what happens then? How do they think about it? Where do they go with it? In short, how does the creative person’s mind work when it is working?”
Deanna Raybourn | Killers of a Certain Age
“Focused and witty, Raybourn is utterly in command.”
Apparel for Authors: Marcelle Heath Interviews Me
“When I write I wear whatever is loose and comfortable as I often work for long stretches. What I imagine myself wearing is rather different.”
Becky Chambers | The Monk & Robot Series
“While there is an organic quality to the pair…each book contains its own small narrative necessities. And there is a gentleness to them.”
J.A. Jablonski
Jude writes in multiple genres (mystery, speculative SF, & magical realism) while trying to still keep one foot in the academic scene by researching material culture in utopian fiction. She also owns a great many plastic toy dinosaurs & is a total style guide nerd.
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