Much has changed since last I sat at my keyboard to write the first part of this mini-series on editing and publishing anthologies as an
Author: Cedar Sanderson
Writer, mother, reader, gardener, cook… artist.
Out of Communications
It’s been an interesting weekend, and it’s not over yet. Which is why you won’t get part 2 of committing anthology until next week. I’m
How To Anthology: Part 1
I’d intended to write this up last week, on the heels of having edited, published, and illustrated a best-selling anthology. I’m glad I didn’t, since
Wrapped in Cotton
This post was supposed to be about something, instead, it’s about another. I was going to write up how to do anthologies, as with a
Am I an Author?
I’m not asking for me, here. I’m pretty sure that ten years, ten novels, and countless short stories into this, I’m an author. No, it’s
Ad Infinitum
We, who choose to stick words together and call them stories, know that there’s no end to them. Days where you can’t find any words,
Mad Genius Club 