...into the light. First man I saw was the first to hit me.

Inchworm, inchworm, measuring the never-ending parade of ongoing projects, keeping me from losing track of what I'm doing and dissolving into a weeping pile of insecurities and confusion. Hooray!

Publications

"The Moon Inside," July 7, 2015 (Midian Unmade).
"Please Do Not Taunt the Octopus," July 14, 2015 (as Mira Grant).
Indexing: Reflections, episode one, August 11, 2015 (47North).
"Survival Horror," August 18, 2015 (Press Start to Play).
Indexing: Reflections, episode two, August 25, 2015 (47North).
A Red-Rose Chain, September 1, 2015.
Indexing: Reflections, episode three, September 8, 2015 (47North).
Indexing: Reflections, episode four, September 22, 2015 (47North).
"Something Lost, Something Gained," October 6, 2015 (Seize the Night).
Indexing: Reflections, episode five, October 6, 2015 (47North).
"The Way Home," October 13, 2015 (website).
Indexing: Reflections, episode six, October 20, 2015 (47North).
Indexing: Reflections, episode seven, November 3, 2015 (47North).
Indexing: Reflections, episode eight, November 17, 2015 (47North).
Chimera, November 24, 2015.
Indexing: Reflections, episode nine, December 1, 2015 (47North).
Indexing: Reflections, episode ten, December 15, 2015 (47North).
Indexing: Reflections, episode eleven, December 29, 2015 (47North).
"Down, Deep Down, Below the Waves," December 2015 (The Gods of H.P. Lovecraft).

Indexing: Reflections, episode twelve, January 12, 2016 (47North).
Chaos Choreography, March 1, 2016.
Every Heart a Doorway, April 5, 2016.
Once Broken Faith, September 6, 2016.

"Long Way Down," unknown (Genius Loci).
"Opening Band," unknown (The Paul and Storminomicon).

Conventions/Appearances/Travel

Barnes and Noble El Cerrito Book Club, June 26 2015, El Cerrito CA.
American Library Association Conference, June 27 2015, Moscone Center, San Francisco CA.
Westercon 68, July 2-5 2015, San Diego CA.
San Diego International Comic-Con, July 9-12 2015, San Diego CA.
Necon, July 16-19 2015, Portsmouth RI.
A Red-Rose Chain release party, September 5 2015, Borderlands Books, San Francisco CA.
Contraflow V, October 2-5 2015, New Orleans LA.
Tuscon, October 30-November 1 2015, Tuscon AZ.
Chessiecon, November 27-29 2015, Baltimore MD.

Minicon, March 25-27 2016, Minneapolis, MN.
CrossingsCon, June 24-26 2016, New York NY.

No fixed deadline/being written/unsold:

The Best Thing
"Carry Me Home"
"Pixie Season"
"These Antique Fables"
"vs. The Melancholy of Autumn"
"Dawn or Dusk or Dark or Day"
"All the Broken Things We Scatter, Like Stardust In Our Wake"
"Hello, Hello; Can You Hear Me, Hello"
The Nativity of Chance
Echo

Again, to clarify some recent confusion: some things, especially novel-length things, may appear more than once, on both the "publication date" and "being written" lists. This is because the "being written" list is an aggregate, which also includes "no fixed deadline" (IE, being written on spec or for the website) and "unsold" (IE, being written because I can). So new books will appear there for a long time before they vanish, since books take a long time to write, but may also have pub dates listed higher up.

Look at that list. It's so shiny!

Yesterday I mailed the last of the international shirts. Of the original order, only two packages have not been mailed: both are slated for hand-delivery, and aware of their status.

Today I packaged the shirts that were not included in our initial delivery from the printer. These will go out sometime in the next few days.

Tomorrow...who knows?

If you have any issues with your shirt (wrong size, wrong color), please drop a line to the merch address by June 24th to let us know. Why June 24th? Because that's the day after the date that everyone in the world should have their shirts, regardless of how far away they live from the me-centric starting point. This will give us some time to deal with any shipping issues before we hit July, and I go into convention season hell.

Now, the common questions.

Why did this take so long?

There were several factors. This was the third time we'd done this particular design, and the demand was so much higher this time than either of the previous two that we were honestly caught flat-footed. We didn't expect to need this sort of infrastructure, and because the people who help with this are all volunteers, we really didn't have the resources.

There was also the matter of, well. The more people show up, the more people will assume that I am a corporation, and not a girl who is likely to be making these updates in her pajamas. Several folks were very rude to my merch team. Several people did not pay until months after our initial deadline, which put the whole project behind schedule. These may seem like small problems, but they killed a lot of our enthusiasm for stuffing shirts in mailboxes, and slowed the whole process down.

Ouch. Will you be doing this again?

No. This was our last bespoke shirt run, for the reasons given above.

Are there any shirts left over?

Yes, a few. I'll be selling them at conventions, once we're absolutely sure that everyone's shirt issues have been ironed out and that everybody is happy.

Will you sell them via mail?

Probably not. Postage is expensive, and I'm tired of mailing things. If you're in desperate need of a backup or replacement, feel free to send me an email; if I have your size, we may be able to work something out.

And that is all. Thank you all for your patience.

We are almost done.