DragonWyze Communications
dragonwyze.com
The umbrella website for all of C.S. Pothitt's professional activities. You can find a list of all my launched and to-be-launched sites here.
The Genre Traveler
thegenretraveler.com
The online travel magazine for science fiction, fantasy and horror fans.
Carma's Cookery
carmascookery.com
The focus of this website is kitchen creativity, with a little entertaining thrown in. Currently under development, only a few pages of this website contain content at the moment. However, the first cookbook is available through Café Press and as an e-book through PayLoadz.
Secrets of Public Speaking
secretsofpublicspeaking.com
Another website under development, Secrets of Public Speaking will help people be better speakers and improve their self-confidence.
Yesteryear's Future
yesteryearsfuture.com
This WordPress website supports a multi-media project I'm working on about the history and sociology of science fiction. Think Cosmos meets Walking with Dinosaurs for the science fiction genre.
Carma's Fiction & Poetry
cspfiction.com
This website is where I display my fiction and poetry. It is a small site now, but I'll be expanding it over the next year or so.
The Genre Traveler Blog
thegenretraveler.blogspot.com
Updated two to four times a week, this is the companion blog to The Genre Traveler online magazine.
Random Thoughts
dragonwyze.blogspot.com
Updated once or twice a month, this is C.S. Pothitt's blog where she talks about whatever comes across her mind at the time.
A Passion for Pumpkins
carmascookery.com/Pumpkins/Blog/
Updated about once a month, this blog is devoted to everything pumpkins. It was created to help promote C.S. Pothitt's cookbook of the same name, which is currently under development.
Kenya in My Soul
kenyainmysoul.blogspot.com
This blog, which centered on conservation and tourism in East Africa, primarily Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, is currently on hiatus. It was created to help promote C.S. Pothitt's memoir of growing up in Nairobi. At the moment, the memoir is just an idea, but the blog served as a testing ground. There is also a home website at kenyainmysoul.com.