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Newsletter August 2025 - Agentic Workflow
ABQ - Always Be Querying.
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Monthly newsletter with updates from Todd
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Newsletter July 2025 - Gettin' Heisty
As a child, my father read those books to us in lieu of normal children's books. It's probably why I am the way I am.
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Newsletter June 2025 - Summertime
Some fun things I researched: annual weather and day/night cycles in Antarctica, obsidian artifacts in Ecuador, and Yumbos Chocolate in Quito.
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Newsletter May 2025 - Building Steam
I wrote the novel 20+ years ago, but a lot of the themes are still relevant, or maybe even more so.
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Newsletter April 2025 - Finish Him!
I know I'm being vague, but I don't want to spoiler it. You're welcome.
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Newsletter March 2025 - Spring Sprung
The silence was excruciating as I watched their eyes scan back and forth as they read. No one showed any emotion, and the silence went on forever.
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Newsletter February 2025 - Musical Interlude
Mostly I have to grow some of the scenes from the antagonist's point of view so her side of the story is more complete.
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Newsletter January 2025 - Ain't that a kick in the head
I feel like I'm reading--in the words of my child--"an actual book".
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Newsletter December 2024 - So close I can taste it
If I were pitching Under the Diamond Moon as a movie, I might say "Raiders of the Lost Ark meets The Matrix"
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Newsletter November 2024 - I'm Back, Baby!
I decided to turn a picture of me into a fake book cover advertising the fact that I'm looking for an agent. (Psssst, tell your friends!)
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Newsletter October 2024 - The Struggle Is Real
Hello everyone, Thanks for sticking with me on my writing journey. Not gonna lie, I struggled to write this month for several reasons. A central theme of my story is our climate crisis and how we (humans) often do the wrong thing when given a choice about how to confront
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Newsletter September 2024 - Hump Day!
I'd have given a spoiler warning, but that's what usually happens in books, so not really a surprise.