Which house is your house?

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I have been interviewed by The Qwillery! I talk about my writing process, my story for Genius Loci, things I don't write enough about, and Phyllis Gotlieb.

Lynne Jamneck has announced the table of contents for Dreams from the Witch House: Female Voices of Lovecraftian Horror. I'm in there with an Innsmouth story, on the cold sea's side. I am greatly looking forward to this anthology as well.

Two things make a post today. I had some nightmares. I dreamed of reading a novel about white-haired elves that wasn't Bordertown. The cats are very affectionate.

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I was going to ask you what the novel was, then I caught the all-important verb "dreamed."

I can't remember much about it! Elves with "fire-white hair," which makes me think the novel was written by either Patricia McKillip or Mary Gentle, although I don't believe either was the case. A slightly overgrown town house with ivy all up and down the bricks and some Thirties-era cars in the garage. And books, but those turn up most places I dream.

I'm going to go read about your reading process now!

Enjoy!

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I said I was going to read about it, but in fact I only just read the interview now. I loved it. It felt like talking to you.

If you wrote a story about a forest, would the trees be very very old, or would they be new growth?

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I loved it. It felt like talking to you.

Thank you. I worry about interviews. (I know I still owe you one.) Especially right now, I find it very difficult to talk about myself. I'm glad it worked!

If you wrote a story about a forest, would the trees be very very old, or would they be new growth?

I don't know! lesser_celery has asked for one, too, so I guess I had better figure out.

Nice icon.