Coming Up Aces: Pet Peeves
Brianna asks: What are your biggest pet peeves with bad asexual rep? Or, what are some of the most common, hurtful things we should be vigilant to avoid when writing […]
Coming Up Aces: The Forgotten Orientation
The Forgotten Orientation Recently, I was fortunate enough to spend a week in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. It was a family trip, but not one I had a […]
Coming Up Aces: Asexuality as Armor
Question: Hi! I’m an ace author who is currently writing a fantasy novel with an ace main character. This is my first time writing an ace character, and to be […]
Coming Up Aces: Historical Asexuality
Caitlin says: I’m ace, and I’m writing a book that features ace girls in love during the French Revolution. My problem is this: I’ve read a lot about how important […]
Coming Up Aces: The Many Facets of a Monolith
Despite centuries of study, humanity has never been very good at understanding itself. We try, but it seems like we get in our own way more often than not. This […]
Coming Up Aces – Feb 2017
One of the things I’m passionate about is asexuality education and awareness. Many people still don’t know much about this section of the orientation spectrum—one categorized by a lack of […]
Life: An ongoing lesson in the importance of persistence
There’s an odd culture of silence surrounding publishing. This silence is beginning to erode (at least in the circle of people I follow online), but there’s still an unspoken pressure […]
Sarah Guillory – On Growth
My friend Sarah Guillory posted this on her blog yesterday, but I liked it so much I asked for her permission to repost it here. Because I wanted a copy. […]