There’s a quote that says “Everyone has gone through something that has changed them in a way that they could never go back to the person they once were.” Sometimes that catalyst is an event; sometimes it’s a person; sometimes … Continue reading →
A number of you know I have a Patreon, the main goal of which is creating and sharing new work and works-in-progress and collaborations via the digital and print editions of my periodical, Words & Pictures. The first issue is … Continue reading →
The annual celebration of Caretaker Day began when a few of the more devoted readers of the Imaginarium Geographica books decided to commemorate the day when John, Jack, and Charles – the Caretakers of Legend – first met: March 16, … Continue reading →
One of the things that I absolutely believe in, and try very hard, however imperfectly, to put into practice, is the idea that as long as we are willing to truly listen to those around us, we always have opportunities … Continue reading →
A couple of weeks ago, we sent out the BackerKit surveys for rewards for the good people who backed the Meditations Trilogy Kickstarter. If that includes YOU, you should have gotten an update from Kickstarter, and an email from BackerKit … Continue reading →
A couple of decades ago, I was hanging out at a pizza place I frequented – I designed their logo, so I ate there for free – and I was talking with the guys there about the cool scene in … Continue reading →
The Meditations Kickstarter has 236 backers and just 30 hours left to run to raise $1922 in order to be fully funded. Four days ago, we were only 51% funded. Today we are 92% funded. I think we can find … Continue reading →
“Parkinson’s Law – work expands to fill the time available for its completion – means that if you give yourself a week to complete a two hour task, then (psychologically speaking) the task will increase in complexity and become more … Continue reading →
Life is a constant process of moving forward into the future, one precious moment at a time; a process of growth, and learning, and change. And one of the most rewarding aspects of that process is being able to refine … Continue reading →
…I’ve ever done. Mark at Kobo is a good friend, which always makes the interview better. And going by the list of highlights, this was a great one, and worth your time to listen to. http://kobowritinglife.com/2015/02/11/kobo-writing-life-podcast-episode-028-james-a-owen/
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