I made this little book trailer with excerpts from Häxan (1922) and two seconds of Bucket and Blood (1959) in iMovie. Both films are public domain. Buy it in Amazon Barnes & Noble Indiebound […]
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Mexican Agatha Christie to be a panelist at Shades and Shadows and the LA Times Festival of Books
As I write these words, golden tears of happiness roll down my cheeks. First, the fabulous event at Shades and Shadows, this March 19, and now I just received confirmation that I have been selected as […]
The Revenant. An LGBT+ objective perspective
So the Terry and I finally went to see The Revenant, and I decided to write a review. This review has nothing to do with a personal desire for vendetta and to prove wrong a […]
Help Terry McFadden achieve his dream of becoming a full-on vegan
My dear husband, Terry McFadden, in the picture below, has always dreamed to become a vegan. “Other children liked to pretend that they were Batman or Superman, or Spider-woman,” he says, in his sweet Oklahoma […]
Christmas in Bunker Hill
On Christmas Day, the young girl and the drunkard joined Rosa and Victoria at Harris and Magnolia’s apartment in Bunker Hill. Harris felt sorry for the widower and his unattractive daughter, but Magnolia didn’t. She had […]
Tired of being ugly, old, and stupid?
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Is brown-skinned Josie García the worst heroine ever?
First mistake: Being brown. She’s praised for the healthy color of her skin, but as Lina wisely says in chapter 15, when Josie expresses her wish to become an actress: “A Mexican will never play […]
Harris and Magnolia. Werewolf erotica.
I decided to write a short story inspired by two secondary characters in Love, or the Witches of Windward Circle. It’s a love story set in Santa Monica at the turn of the twentieth century. It is a stand-alone […]
About Last Week’s Parties in my Book’s Honor
Following the extraordinary success of Love, or the Witches of Windward Circle book launch party at the Last Bookstore, our friend Mrs. Elektra Fry from Glendale, California, organized a macabre-theme party in my book’s honor. Well, she called it an Edgar […]
Witches, ghouls and a tree full of penis-shaped cookies — yum, yum, yum!
Why, my most successful post is the one that includes a picture of a medieval witch (looks a bit like a nun) picking peckers from a fig tree. And of course! Who doesn’t like a […]
