Author: Trae Dorn

So this website is old as heck. I think some folks who are stopping by might not realize that. I launched it in 1996, and started this blog in 2001. So, y’know, thirty and twenty-five years respectively. Because of that,
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So this last weekend a bunch of us gathered in a cabin in central Wisconsin to record another season of The Meatgrinder. Now, I know you’re saying “Trae, you guys haven’t released Season 6 yet, but you recorded Season 7
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The following is a short story set in the world of my Mia Graves novels I wrote while editing The Perfect Host. It takes place a few weeks after The Perfect Host, and contains some minor spoilers for Bloody Damn
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Yesterday I drove down to the Wisconsin Dells to have lunch with an old friend. Chris is arguably my oldest friend, and at the very least my oldest friend who I talk to with any regularity. We’ve known each other
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This last weekend was the second Booked Eau Claire event, and my first time tabling at it. I volunteered there last year, so I knew what the vibes would be overall. I had a really good time at the event,
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Like I said previously, I’m doing two cons in September, and I just got done with one of them. Eau Claire Comic Con went really well as always, and I had a great time. I was surprised that a couple
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Well the year turns on, and that means, of course, that I have conventions coming up. I mean sure, I have a birthday too, but that’s somehow less important. Or at least, like, from your point of view. Anyhow, on
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Well it’s official — The Perfect Host, book five in my queer urban fantasy series The Mia Graves Saga, is now out! I know I say this every time, but I’m super excited for this one to get into reader’s
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Hey folks! The summer has been flying by fast, and August is almost here. That means Big Minneapolis Anime is coming up, and just like last year Ethan Flanagan and I have a table there! We’ll be at booth 618,
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This last weekend Crysta and I got in the truck and made the drive down to Milwaukee to see my parents. Several family members on my Dad’s side of the family had flown into town for what is, normaly, a
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