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Kudos and Arghs.

Woke up this morning to 2 things via the internet. 1. My ‘local town’ homepage, once again giving all the (unwanted) gifts, and provoking my next month’s Patreon rant (which is a far better use of my energy, I suspect, than actually confronting the incredibly damagingly stupid people who make those comments). 2. This lovely

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Belated Love…

Awwww, someone just posted a review of THE SHATTERED VINE! I love it when backlist gets love…. And especially when the reader gets what I was doing.  “[the scene] is indicative of how Gilman subverts expectations, favoring philosophical debates over big action sequences, and even dispatching one major battle completely off the page. The result

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People are (still) talking about SILVER ON THE ROAD (and this makes me happy)

Silver on the Road Review: The Devil’s in the Deals An interestingly critical (in the taking-apart sense, not the negative sense) review from GeeklyInc that left me with the Happy Writer sensation of “yeah, you got it, go me.” :-)  And today, when I’m feeling low-energy and low-enthusiasm, this kept me from pulling the covers

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One Month Later…

Excuse me while I hit some of the review highlights for SILVER ON THE ROAD…. “In this delightful start to The Devil’s West series… Gilman skillfully plays with western folklore and history, infusing them with ambiguity and subtle strangeness to deliver a memorable adventure out on the untamed frontier. Refreshingly, her vision of the American

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Three Reviews for SILVER ON THE ROAD, because People Are Different

Got my first 2-star review on Amazon for SILVER ON THE ROAD! Mostly, it seems, for using “they” as a gender-neutral pronoun. “The author created engaging characters and a story that kept my interest. But… the worst, and most frequent, glitch was the use of “they” as a gender-neutral singular pronoun. “They” is always plural

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