If you’ve been coming by periodically to see how things are going, you’d see that I’ve added several more photos to the site, along with some description of what they are about and in some cases, giving dates.
I used to live in downtown Los Angeles, which is how I got the photos of the filming of the CASTLE episode “Last Call”.
My daughter called me at about 7am one morning to tell me to hurry my fat ass downstairs with my camera and lenses, but didn’t tell me WHY.
Imagine my delighted surprise at discovering one of my entertainment crushes standing right outside the front door. I didn’t even have to leave the comfort of the building to get pictures.
So that’s what I did. I sat there and took a HUGE number of photos.
Now not all of those photos are suitable for sharing and my policy is that unless it is absolutely necessary, I won’t post potentially embarrassing stuff. I’m unlike a paparazzo that way, who find the ugliest shit they can find in order to make a fast buck.
Anyhow, Mr Fillion, if you happen by and would like to have any of these, please email me at [email protected] with whatever contact information is appropriate and I’ll send you the digital files.
Anna Rose is a longtime lover of all things science fiction and fantasy.
Her latest novel is LUCI: RHOADES TO HELL, is now available in hardcover, softcover, and e-book formats. In it, the Devil is female and the Divine is gender queer.
Nope, it's not a romance (the Devil already has a girlfriend), nor is it kink.
She's currently working on the sequel, LUCI: Rhoades to Recovery.
Anna fell in love with dragons as a girl, but really got dragon-crazy when she discovered Anne McCaffrey's DRAGONRIDERS OF PERN series of novels. The idea of essentially befriending a dragon to be one's constant companion for life was so thrilling, it grabbed hold of her and refused to let her go. AYA'S DRAGON was Anna's first foray into Dragon-oriented fiction, which was followed shortly thereafter by the second story in the TALES OF THE DRAGONGUARD series, SARA'S FIRE.
She got into vampires when she was a kid, watching the original Dark Shadows soap opera in the early 1970's, and getting it bad for Barnabas Collins, bad hair and all.
She fell instantly in love with all things paranormal and became an absolutely rabid reader and writer, filling spiral notebooks with pages upon pages of her stories that eventually were lost. With the advent of computers and electronic storage, however, things changed for Anna.
Right now, it seems that most vampire fiction out there is peopled with self-loathing vampires looking for a cure for their "curse", or whose stories conclude in a romance with the one human who will either love them for who they are, or who, somehow, is able to "save" them from their vampiric existence. Knowing that she couldn't be the only person out there looking for something where the vampiric main character was comfortable just as they were and wasn't looking for love, Anna Rose began writing the Sumaire Web series of novels.
Anna lives in California and shares her life with her daughter and two small but very loyal dogs.
And she is a delight to know, non-judgmental, unless you are a caricature of a monster, and then her judgment is swift and fierce. More than many who write genre fiction, Anna reflects herself in her characters and her characters think, change and evolve, mentally and spiritually. Her books are not genre, unless you look for literature that encourages you to think. It is a privilege to be able to call her a friend. 🙂
And she is a delight to know, non-judgmental, unless you are a caricature of a monster, and then her judgment is swift and fierce. More than many who write genre fiction, Anna reflects herself in her characters and her characters think, change and evolve, mentally and spiritually. Her books are not genre, unless you look for literature that encourages you to think. It is a privilege to be able to call her a friend. 🙂
You could be describing yourself, my very dear friend.