Continuing my exploration of neurodiversity issues. I challenge you, reader, to see things in a different way than you’re used to seeing.
If you weren’t expecting it and someone started screaming in your ear, how would you react? Most likely, your first instinct would be to turn your head away.…
This is an update from previous guidance.
If you’re looking for me on Facebook, you’re not going to find much. Social media is great, but Facebook in particular raises a number of concerns for me. Many of my readers and potential readers are on FB, though, so I have a limited presence there.…
Some very sweet readers have asked how best they can help an independent author launching a book, in this case Broken Tablet. Apparently a few folks even refrained from purchasing the book while it was priced at $0.99 because they (correctly!) surmised that I don’t get much from that.…
Howdy,
For people reading Broken Tablet out loud (including audiobook narrators, hint, hint) here are some guidelines for pronouncing Sumerian words.
Your go-to resource should be the Sumerian Lexicon by the amazing John A. Halloran.
…The vowels may be pronounced as follows: a as in father, u as in pull, e as in peg, and i as in hip.
Please enter my Goodreads giveaway to win one of multiple autographed copies of Broken Tablet. I’ve got a box of paperback copies, here, all waiting to be put to various good uses.
Broken Tablet paperbacks. Cat tax not included.
By this time next month, you could have one of these books, autographed, in your hands.…