Many thanks to the fine folks over at Orange Room Review for taking this poem, Never Buy a House. Sage advice from my very sage, very cool mother.
Author: Ally Malinenko
I live in Brooklyn which is good except when it’s not which is horrid. I’ve been writing for awhile, and have some stuff published and some stuff not.
I don’t like when people refer to pets as their children and I can’t resist a handful of cheez-its when offered.
I have a burning desire to go to Antarctica, specifically to the South Pole so I can see where Robert Falcon Scott died.
I like to read books. I like to write stories and poems. I even wrote some novels. You can read them.
Guest Post over at Working for the Mandroid
I’m over at Working for the Mandroid talking about why middle grade matters. I always find it strange when I hear about people who didn’t start reading until they were older – starting with either YA or assignment books or adult books. I feel bad – they missed out on one of the best times… Continue reading Guest Post over at Working for the Mandroid
New York City Grocery Stores at The Blue Hour
Shopping in this city is a nightmare. No joke. It takes three stores to find the minimum of what you need. Sometimes it takes three stores, a Bodega, a girl, her boyfriend and his friend with a stick. Thanks to The Blue Hour for taking this desperate little poem, New York City Grocery Stores
Interview at I Am A Reader, Not A Writer.
I’m over at I Am A Reader, Not A Writer today talking about time travel, goals, what book I would live in and as a kid what I wanted to be when I grew up. Hint: It involves large extinct reptiles. If you could travel in a Time Machine would you go back to the past… Continue reading Interview at I Am A Reader, Not A Writer.
Guest Post at Consuming Worlds
So I’m over….er Jonathan Muse is over at Consuming Worlds talking about what it’s like to be a muse, what Shakespeare was really like and what that wretched Marlowe is up to. Here’s a snippet: I know that you take being a muse very seriously, but have you ever wished to be recognized for the… Continue reading Guest Post at Consuming Worlds