flax-golden tales: not how love works
not how love works I’ve been told it’s important to always be nice. But nice can be dangerous. It puts me in places I don’t want to be. I don’t know how to get
not how love works I’ve been told it’s important to always be nice. But nice can be dangerous. It puts me in places I don’t want to be. I don’t know how to get
Last week I got to wear a blue (blue! not black!) dress and interview Neil Gaiman and talk about The Ocean at the End of the Lane and admit in front of hundreds of
seagullĀ I hadn’t seen any birds at all for so long that at first the dark spot on the blue sky was a puzzlement. My eyes couldn’t sort out what it was until it
Neil Gaiman’s lovely, brilliant The Ocean at the End of the Lane comes out today, hurrah! I’d tell you what I think of it but if you’re reading this you probably already know, and
the tiny maybe-witches down the street My mother says they’re the biggest gossips in the neighborhood but I don’t think that makes much sense. They’re both too small to be the biggest anything. They
This is the second installment of the twitter-sourced blog post. This one is book/writing focused in two parts. (Part one is here.) About The Night Circus I would love to know more behind