Author Archives: Theodora Goss

This was one of those days. First thing this morning, my computer screen stopped working: it was black. I had already been planning to drive into the city because I had a series of errands to run. The computer became … Continue reading →

Honestly, I think I’m still in recovery. Last year was so stressful – you know, you were there. And I’ve been working so much since I finished the PhD that it’s been difficult to find the time simply to be … Continue reading →

There’s a wonderful interview with Jeanette Winterson in Lambda Literary: “It is the Imagination that Counts.” I want to quote from it a bit here so you get a sense of the article. And some of what she said is … Continue reading →

It’s probably time for me to post some writing news, isn’t it? First, as I’m sure you know, The Thorn and the Blossom has been out for more than a month now. It’s gotten some lovely reviews from Publisher’s Weekly … Continue reading →

There’s still snow on the ground. I know I haven’t been very good about updating, but I’ve been very tired. There’s been so much to do. I spent last weekend in New York, where I met with my writing group … Continue reading →

Last night, the snow began to fall. This morning, it looked like Narnia before Aslan, as winters tend to do around here. You expect to see the White Witch driving by on her sleigh. Here is what it looked like … Continue reading →

I’m mything things in my life. That has such a double meaning, doesn’t it? On the one hand, I do feel as though I’m missing things mythic, and on the other I’m in the process of creating things mythic: I … Continue reading →