It’s Disability Pride month!
It’s Disability Pride Month 2025. I write a lot of disability represention. Learn more about why and where to find books of interest.
It’s Disability Pride Month 2025. I write a lot of disability represention. Learn more about why and where to find books of interest.
Learn about the ideas behind Grown Wise: family history, the aftermath of World War 2, and Ursula as a terrifying delight.
Explore the ideas behind Weaving Hope: tapestries, manor houses, andbuilding a better life after the Great War. (And a moment of quiet).
Doing a summer reading challenge? Check out some help on finding which of my books fit prompts.
Four songs illuminating characters from my books – Orion, Isembard, Gabe, and Hereswith.
One of the things I’ve loved about the arc that reaches from the Mysterious Fields trilogy to Grown Wise is getting to see family patterns shift and change. Right now, we’ve had a chance to see four generations of the Fortiers and how they act and react.
People in Albion have a wide range of relationships to the land magic (also, a few words about damage to the land sense).
Answering some questions about the land magic, Heirs stepping down, and unusual circumstances.
The demesne estates are the heart of Albion’s land magic. Take a tour of what this means and a few of the key estates.
Learn about the history of the Fortier family, especially since the late 1800s, down to Ursula Fortier.
The ideas behind the Mysterious Fields trilogy: the Fortier and Landry families, why this story needed three books, and the implications for the family in the 1940s.
All about the original inspiration for Albion and my writing – a chance comment about the Wars of the Roses and exploring different kinds of stories.
A look at Albion’s Council, the 21 people who are responsible for maintaining the Pact and tending the land magic for the country.