Newsletter

Periodic updates on new works published, projects I’m involved in, and events I’m going to be at.

  • Nightmare blunt rotation

    Last week one of my books hit #1 on Amazon’s Free Transgender Romance bestseller list, which was a great way to find out that Amazon still doesn’t distinguish between works like mine and, uh, forced-feminization fetish erotica: I don’t have any particular moral opposition to forcefem erotica, but I do… (keep reading)


  • Yelling dumb things on mic for 10 years and counting

    This month marks the 10-year anniversary of the I Will Fight You podcast. In celebration, my co-hosts and I decided to revisit the first movie we ever covered: The Swan Princess. I keep track of all the movies I own and watch via a website called Trakt, and when I… (keep reading)


  • My personal Bigolas Dickolas Wolfwood moment

    Last week, one of my books got a recommendation on Bluesky from KJ Charles. For those of you unfamiliar with the name: KJ Charles is a prominent author in queer romance fiction. Within a certain niche, this is like Stephen King popping up to tell everyone I’m cool. As you… (keep reading)


  • “O Canada” playing faintly yet persistently in the distance

    If you’re a Letterkenny fan you may recognize the name Jacob Tierney; he’s a co-creator of the series and also plays the fantastically homosexual Pastor Glen. Tierney is now running a new show called Heated Rivalry, which is about two male hockey players having an affair with each other. (The… (keep reading)


  • The goat must burn

    The end of November marked the beginning of the Gävle Goat Livestream. It consists of a single camera pointed at a giant goat made of straw, with the surrounding environs pixelated out. There is no audio. The uninitiated may be confused as to why this livestream exists, so let me… (keep reading)


  • There’s no way this won’t make me sound demented

    This week I finished reading Andrew Joseph White’s You Weren’t Meant to Be Human, which according to its one-star reviews is “traumatizing,” “soooo triggering,” “pointlessly edgy,” and “disgusting.” I found it … fine. Kind of tame, actually. You Weren’t Meant to Be Human is a book constantly flinching away from… (keep reading)


  • Insert Mark Twain quote here

    As I’ve mentioned before, a large part of writing heist fiction involves a) getting people into rooms they’re not supposed to be in and b) ensuring this process is interesting to read about. That second bit is the absolute bastard, because real-world security—especially physical security—is often a massive joke. Case… (keep reading)


  • Don’t panic

    I’m switching web hosts! Following this issue of the newsletter, I’ll be migrating the whole thing over to my redesigned website at inferiorwit.com. If you’re currently subscribed via email, you don’t need to do anything. If you’re subscribed via RSS, you’ll want to change the feed url to https://inferiorwit.com/rss. The… (keep reading)


  • Spooky Season is year-round if you’re afraid of everything

    One consequence of my cat’s brief escape into the wilds of Edmonton is that I’m now a member of my neighbourhood’s Facebook group. Following approximately six weeks of observation, I’ve concluded that many people living in quiet residential neighbourhoods are simultaneously terrified they’ll be the victim of a crime, but… (keep reading)


  • I aten’t dead

    Checking in briefly to report that, unlike John Denver, I did not die in a plane crash. I’m mostly settled now in Edmonton; so is the cat, although she briefly escaped into the great outdoors where, thankfully, she managed to evade getting eaten by coyotes. (They have those here.) Writing… (keep reading)