Emmalia Harrington
Writing and Executive Dysfunction
Executive dysfunction is a trait of autism, ADHD, and possibly other forms of neurospiciness. For me, it occurs when too much information...
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Emmalia Harrington
Nov 292 min read
Why "The Eye of Argon" is Better Than AI Generated Work
AI generated stories have given me respect for Jim Theis. For those unaware, "The Eye of Argon," by Jim Theis, was published in OSFAN 7...
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Emmalia Harrington
Nov 31 min read
I Have a Shiny New Book! Preorder Now!
All Sulla knows about her past is she was buried alive with enough magic in her blood to damage her body. As a baby, the Fey used her...
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Emmalia Harrington
Oct 41 min read
Spice and Wolf: A Look into an "Ordinary" Fantasy Life
My brief overview of a series I adore, Spice and Wolf
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Emmalia Harrington
Sep 281 min read
Things I Do When I'm Not Writing.
Even if the act of writing gets tedious, writing and storytelling is burned deep into me. I will find a way to express what is inside me....
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Emmalia Harrington
Sep 221 min read
Neurospicy Subtext
For many years, I participated in a writing group headed by a retired special education teacher. More than once, he asked if this...
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Emmalia Harrington
Sep 141 min read
Monster Writing
I have been busy writing and editing, just not on this blog. It's been months since I worked on my second novel manuscript, so I'm...
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Emmalia Harrington
Aug 241 min read
I'm Writing a Sequel?!
A short update on what I'm writing now, and what I hope to publish.
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Emmalia Harrington
Aug 171 min read
Matcha Latte Garden
My floral take on matcha latte.
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Emmalia Harrington
Aug 121 min read
Baby Steps
I mentioned some weeks ago that I was ill for several weeks. The symptoms are gone, but I'm still coping withthe emotional fallout. I'm...
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Emmalia Harrington
Aug 41 min read
Epic Fantasy in Six Minutes
How a heavy metal song manages to be both cute and deliver the essence of a multi book epic
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Emmalia Harrington
Jul 271 min read
Disability Pride Month is on FIYAH!
July is Disability Pride Month in the United States. It is a time to remember how far we've come, how far we still need to go, and show...
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Emmalia Harrington
Jul 201 min read
Back in the Day with Writer Naivete
Back in undergrad, I knew someone with big writing ambitions. They had already completed their first novel manuscript, was working on...
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Emmalia Harrington
Jul 131 min read
It Has Been a Rough Few Weeks
I've been coping with multiple bereavements, and severe illness requiring surgery. I have not been in a good mindset for writing,...
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Emmalia Harrington
Jun 71 min read
Bodies are Weird
You may have noticed that I haven't posted for a couple of weeks. The short of it is, I'm chronically ill. Sometimes I get flares, where...
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Emmalia Harrington
May 181 min read
How to Start Writing in Ten "Easy" Steps
Turn on computer. Go to the kitchen for your beverage of choice. Return. Open writing software. Check email. Remember the laundry hamper...
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Emmalia Harrington
May 101 min read
Writing with Dysgraphia
When I was nine or so, I read the commentary of a kid who won a fiction contest. She happily chatted how much more fun writing was over...
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Emmalia Harrington
May 31 min read
I'm Not Spilling This Tea
I am a big tea drinker. When I don't make cup after cup throughout the day, I have a pot on the stove, waiting for comsumption. Not only...
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Emmalia Harrington
Apr 262 min read
Stepping from the House Tolkien Built
Last week, I wrote about the popularity of Tolkien inspired, medival Europe flavored fantasies. They're a common setting, and can be a...
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