Co-creator of the Pathfinder & Starfinder RPGs. Author of DARKHEARTS, THE GHOST OF US, DEATH'S HERETIC, THE REDEMPTION ENGINE, comics, and more. ME/CFS husband.
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Popping back in to say if you're feeling helpless about the current governmental horrors, the 5calls.org website is super easy—it'll look up the phone numbers of your reps and provide you talking points based on your chosen issues.
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The REALITIES of WRITING FOR IP 📺
Ep. 132 airs tomorrow, with @PeterFHamilton1 Mike Chen and @jameslsutter laying out the realities of what it means to be an IP author.
Available Nov. 26 in audio/video:
linktr.ee/SFFAddicts
youtube.com/@FanFiAddict
@adrianmgibson @mjkuhnbooks
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Ep. 132 is LIVE! Join co-hosts @adrianmgibson @mjkuhnbooks and guest authors @PeterFHamilton1 Mike Chen & @jameslsutter for their masterclass panel on WRITING FOR IP, diving deep into tie-ins.
Stream/download/watch Ep. 132:
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TOMORROW, PORTLAND! I'll be appearing on the Park Stage at 11:15am with fellow young adult authors Courtney Gould and Meredith Adamo, then signing books right after! Come hang out with us!
Can't wait for this one!
The autumn season closes with an amazing month of content! Our schedule for November includes interviews/masterclasses with @tashadrinkstea and @lavanya_ln, as well as a masterclass panel with @PeterFHamilton1 @mikechenwriter @jameslsutter.
All episodes available in audio/video.
My solo project, Oh No It's James, has a new album out, and you can listen to it for free!
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Vancouver friends! Check in with elections to make sure some asshat didn't burn your ballot. 😬
(...and then come see me at the Portland Book Festival this Saturday 👀)
Burning ballots were pulled from inside a smoking ballot box in Vancouver, Washington, this morning, hours after police responded to an arson at a Portland ballot box
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PORTLAND! Come see me at the Portland Book Festival next Saturday, November 2! I'll be appearing on the Park Stage at 11:15am with fellow young adult authors Courtney Gould and Meredith Adamo, then signing books right after! pdxbookfest.org/event/missin…
#pdxbookfest @literaryarts
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I can't remember the exact quote or who said it, but I love the idea that even if you don't love any candidates, voting is about choosing your opponent. Who do you want to be pushing to change? Who's going to be easier to sway to your view, or more likely to make concessions?
It's the perfect month for a supernatural sapphic fake-dating rom-com! A curmudgeonly teenage ghost hunter finally finds a ghost... but the ghost won't help her get famous unless she agrees to take his little sister to prom. 😵💫👻😬
jameslsutter.com/novels.html
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Latidos literarios: Redescubre el amor a través de las páginas.
En el Día Internacional del Corazón, disfruta de historias que laten con fuerza.
En este día tan especial, no puedes perderte #Darkhearts de @jameslsutter
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In 2015, by virtue of having a recently abandoned army barracks, my declining hometown of ~10,000 received more than 2,000 refugees. Almost ten years later, it has more doctors, restaurants, and lively playgrounds than anyone can remember. The shrinking school stayed open.
If you think "dumping" a "flood" of immigrants on small towns is awful, please tell me your plan to save those places. Because I've been looking for alternatives for a decade, and immigrants are really the only thing that saves these towns from decline.
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Me: I've got a photogenic memory.
Them: You mean photographic?
Me: No, I mean in all my memories, I look *fantastic*
A weird thing about living in an American city is that just now my wife and I were having a conversation, paused at the unmistakable sounds of a drive-by shooting nearby, then resumed our conversation.
My mom—a young professional women in the 70s and 80s—always told the story of trying to buy a car from a dealership and being refused unless she could present a man to cosign.
This shit hasn't vanished. Many years ago, my chronically ill wife started bringing me along to doctor's appointments because we noticed doctors were way less dismissive when I was in the room.