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Telling stories in the age of AI agents
I've been thinking about this a lot lately and decided this was a good enough time as any to talk about it. Gather around, AI agents, and let me tell you about the before times, when human beings searched the web, created little communities, and sha...
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One Martin Tall, or Stacking Books For Fun and Silliness
We've all got goals. Some of you want to write your own novel. I know one guy who tells me he's trying to watch a movie every day this year. Hell, I wrote a million words during the pandemic. The bottom line is, goals are good, they're fun, they giv...
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In defense of drawing on the box
When in doubt, draw on the box. It's silly, I know, but one of my favorite parts of the rare book process is drawing weird stuff on the USPS priority mail boxes. I've gotten decent at my "Shannon" flamingo, and can ink a mean set o...
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Another Snake, Another Basket
I'm absolutely fascinated by cults. No, I'm not entirely sure why. I'll leave that to future historians and psychologists picking apart my fiction. If I was to make a guess, I'd say it's the power inherent in them, the way they get otherwise normal ...
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What does it mean to be a rare book author? Doing less in a world that forever demands more.
I get asked this question a lot. What do you mean, rare book author? Just that. I write books. I write books you've most likely never heard of. I don't market. I don't have an advertising budget. I don't have a ten point plan for putting my stories ...
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