This article from The Onion has me howling with laughter. Because I’ve authored a love story about a gorgon for HQN, I’m incredibly tickled by this and grateful to my friend and fellow writer Tom Doyle for pointing it out. A few months ago, The Onion also did a skit about the Minotaur, so I think somebody over there may have a classical mythology fetish!

If you need a laugh, I advise that you read the whole article, but just this opening salvo cracked me up:

Well, another wasted evening, another potential “Mr. Right” walking out of my life. I guess I should be used to it by now, because it’s just so typical: Men will talk all day about how much they value ambition and intelligence in a partner, but when they finally meet a successful, educated gorgon, all of a sudden they head for the hills.

Needless to say, a smart and sophisticated companion isn’t what these men are actually looking for. No, what they really want is some easily impressed mortal who’ll laugh at all their jokes. Someone who won’t challenge their minds or disagree with their opinions. Someone who lacks a visage so terrifying it turns all beholders into solid stone.

I suppose I could giggle, bat my eyes, and absent-mindedly twirl a fanged, hissing serpent around my fingers—but that’s not who I am.

Okay, there are days when I absolutely adore the cheesiness of the Romance Genre, and this hysterical commercial is exactly why:

Okay, given that my last book in the modern mythology series for Nocturne is going to feature a Minotaur and a Sphinx, I’ve gotta love this comic series:

I am now a fangirl of Brian Mclachlan, who has envisioned entirely new myth-inspired monstrosity, like the Mino-con (Unicorn mixed with a Minotaur. You have to see the drawing…)

I’m a fan of the funny and lighthearted paranormal writer Mindy Klasky and  I also happen to know that she’s a gracious and generous lady. One of her most recent acts of holiday generosity is to offer a free short story to her readers.

A few weeks ago, I reviewed Mindy’s HOW NOT TO MAKE A WISH, and if you enjoyed that, you’ll love this new story called WISHFUL THINKING.