Happy Wednesday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I talked about my recent experience at the Writers Association of Northern Appalachia Conference and how it gave me just the inspiration and sense of community I needed at this stage of my fiction writing career.

Good evening, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I wrote about how "Only Murders in the Building" got its groove back by returning to basics.

It's Sci-Fi Friday over at Omnivorous, where I reviewed the final two episodes of Alien: Earth, arguably some of the best sci-fi television this year (even if the finale was a bit weak).

Happy Saturday, everyone! For today's late edition of Omnivorous, I reviewed The History of Sound, which I found to be beautiful and at times poignant, though falling well short of emotional greatness.

Happy Sunday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed the gay romance book "The Gay Best Friend," which is a very fun, if at times frustrating, look at how complicated being a gay best friend can be.

Happy Monday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed Him which was, frankly, a bitter disappointment. A fascinating premise botched by terrible execution. Marlon Wayans is terrific, though!

Happy Tuesday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed Long Story Short, the beautiful, poignant, wrenching, and absolutely hilarious animated sitcom from Netflix.

It's Writing Wednesdays over at Omnivorous, where I wrote about my recent book signing at the fabulous Kanawha County Public Library, finally meeting Matt Browning in person, and the joys of writerly and readerly connection.

Happy Thursday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed the Netflix series Haunted Hotel. It's a lot of fun, and while it's not GREAT, it definitely has the potential to be if future seasons push things just a little bit!

It's Fantasy Friday at Omnivorous, where I reviewed Hellbent, Leigh Bardugo's terrific follow-up to Ninth House. It's powerful and haunting and beautiful; everything I want from dark academia fantasy!

Hello, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed Laura Jackson's Deep & Wild, a truly terrific look at the contradictory experience of being a West Virginian. It's a must-read!

It's Swoony Sunday over at Omnivorous, where I reviewed Zac Hammett's debut romance novel See You at the Finish Line, which is a delightful and fun romp that demonstrates that often, opposites really do attract.

Happy Monday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous, I wrote a recap of the Appalachian Queer Film Festival, which continues to bring queer and trans futures to life in Appalachia (full disclosure: I'm on the board, but I stand by every word I wrote here).

Like a lot of others, I was deeply saddened by Dame Patricia Routledge's passing last week, so I decided to sit down and write about why she really is brilliant as Hyacinth Bucket, the true role of a lifetime.

Good evening, everyone! For today's light-hearted edition of Omnivorous, I talk about what I call the 5 stages of revision grief, and how working through those feelings can really help you create stronger writing.

Happy Thursday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed the first four episodes of Monster: The Ed Gein Story, which is sadly a major dud, both incoherent and often tragically boring.

Good evening, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed the first half of R.F. Kuang's Katabasis. It's beautiful and haunting and devastating, just like good fantasy should be. My review of the second half will come next week!

Happy Satruday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed Wayward, which I found to be a compelling but ultimately frustrating series, with an ending that resolved nothing and a narrative that wandered too much. Toni Collette and Mae Martin are great, though!

Happy Swoony Sunday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed Sonora Reyes' fantastic rom-com The Broposal, which was sweet, funny, and sexy, with some real-world drama thrown in. In other words, it's perfect!

Happy Monday, everyone! For today's edition of Omnivorous I reviewed Honey Don't which was, as I feared, a disappointment that neither lives up to Ethan Coen's other work or its own enticing premise. Sigh. Another dud from a solo Coen.