Author Archives: Meg
Lucky Thirteen
Molten Heart has the same optimism, risk, friendships and danger that I love in the TV season (and that sucked me into the Ninth Doctor, too). Continue reading
Please Don’t Say “Lyrical Prose” To Me Ever Again
Just sold all my craft and crit textbooks to buy genre novels, so this is basically my graduation picture.
Reflectly: Mindful Journaling App
How you are feeling on a daily basis matters. Reflectly is a personal journal and diary driven by artificial intelligence to enable you to deal with negative thoughts, make positivity louder and to teach you about the science of … Continue reading
Restocking
This time, they sold out because a customer bought several boxes to take on an overseas trip — I think as small, portable gifts for their hosts. It’s so lovely that my game about expat adventures is going to be part of someone else’s travel adventure! Continue reading
I’m fine with women in power, just not this one specific woman currently in power – WaPo
It’s not WOMEN IN POWER, it’s just, like, every woman who’s ever run for office, you know? What I want is not impossible! I want someone who is not tainted by polarizing choices in the past, but who also has … Continue reading
Seasonally Appropriate Dumpsters
I had a friend over the other day who hasn’t come over in a while, and he was having a little trouble finding my place. Our apartment is behind a restaurant, which is usually a good landmark for guests, but … Continue reading
The Question Mark (and Martian Ballerinas)
This Ask Polly about writing a book is pretty much how I feel about releasing Takeout. Ok, yes, that day when a new coworker had already played my game, without me telling him about it, is still possibly the best … Continue reading
白穷美 Reading List
Yeah, so I requested all of the books Corinna Ko-Tung tells Kitty Pong to read (in China Rich Girlfriend) from the library.
Boston to the Nth Power
Bird Refuses To Back Down, As Somerville Seizes Electric Scooters This is probably the most Boston story I’ve read in a while, containing both local government steadfastly refusing to alleviate the problems of overburdened public transit, and entitled tech bros … Continue reading
Crazy Rich Asians
I went to a screening of Crazy Rich Asians last night. It was so fun, so gorgeous, and although it was quite different from the books, it kept most of the beats and the reveals of the novel, in a … Continue reading
