April Davila - Author
A few weeks ago I received an email from a science fiction writer friend named Amy Sterling Casil. We are both alumnae of Scripps College and we met a couple years ago on a panel called "What do I do with a degree in... English." It was kind of … [Continue reading] about Branding As A Way Of Life
I have a new writing partner. He's only two, and he actually doesn't write at all, but since he insists on waking up at 4:45 in the damn morning, we're sharing the predawn hours, just us too. This is a mixed blessing, to say the least, insofar as he … [Continue reading] about What’s Earlier Than Eearly?
Okay, so I know it looked to you like I just kind of forgot to post for the last two weeks, but I was actually experiencing a complete WordPress meltdown. Two days after I posted my last entry, I went online to draft my next post and I got this … [Continue reading] about Writing Every Day – Serioulsy
It was with mixed emotions today that I packed up my things and left my co-working space. I've been there for 5 months, I love it. There's coffee and people to talk to, and folks are always baking things to bring in and share. But I was talking to … [Continue reading] about Goodbye Kleverdogs
The other day at work I was doing some uploading and formatting of images for a new site, and rather than listen to music as I usually do, I decided to put on a TED Talk. I was just feeling nerdy, I guess. But man, those babies blow me away every … [Continue reading] about How to Be Happy (No Really)
I generally love technology, especially online technology. Because of Google Apps, Dropbox and IM, I can work miles and miles away from my boss and not feel at all out of touch. It’s almost as if I work in the main office, but I can wear jeans and a … [Continue reading] about My Dependence on the Internet
I don't do book reviews on this blog. I'm generally not one to review books at all, but I do love talking about them, so if you'll allow a little digression, I'd love to tell you about the book I just finished. No spoilers, promise. "Alif the … [Continue reading] about Alif the Unseen