Been making the rounds online, and there will be many more to come. For now, here’s a link to a post I did for S.H. Roddey’s blog about what I’ve gotten up to since NBP closed. I was kind of amazed when it came time to list all I’ve gotten up to in the meantime. … More Updates and Giveaways
Time for another Weekend Writing Warrior post! This week’s eight comes from my short The Guru, which appears in my recent collection with S.H. Roddey, Lost in the Shadows. It’s one of the more elusive tales in the book that describes a day in the life of an old man with a calling, the stresses this … More WeWriWa: The Guru (Lost in the Shadows)
I wrote a guest post for Sumiko Saulson’s blog the other day – if you haven’t checked out her work, you really should. This is a gal who knows her horror. It’s always hard for me to think of topics for guest posts, even if I’m given a theme or general idea. Still, as I’ve … More Guest post on writing horror
I was interviewed earlier this week by the lovely G.L. Giles, and boy did I have a blast! She asked some really insightful questions that made me think (and think…and think, lol). I love talking about my creative endeavors, and this was a fun chance to do so. To see what I had to say … More Interviewed by G.L. Giles!
It’s that time of the month (no, not /that/ one…the one that has to do with Mocha Memoirs Press! Geez, gutter-brain…) Anywho, this month’s featured author is Alexandra Christian, author of the sexy, the sassy, and the terrifying (at times). This li’l lady has a ton of talent, plus she puts up with my random, … More Interviewing Alexandra Christian at the MMP blog
Today I’m thrilled to be able to take my eight from the just-released anthology, Thunder in the Battlefield (vol. 2, Sorcery). My story, The Ruins of St. Louis, combines elements of post-apocalyptic fiction, magic, adventure, a quest, a prophecy, and everything else that makes sword and sorcery kick-butt. This eight follows notorious smuggler/pirate, thief, fighter, … More WeWriWa: The Ruins of St. Louis (Thunder on the Battlefield: Sorcery)
It’s been a long time since I’ve had a willing victim, but today G.L. Giles joins me in the interview hot seat! SJ: Every writer has some sort of process. Give us a glimpse into yours. Do you meticulously outline? Do you write depending on what calls are out there? *Bonus question – Do … More Author Interview: G.L. Giles
So most people think I do everything myself. This isn’t true. I have a lot of people I enlist for help. I also have a presence that skulks around me. It’s usually too shy to say anything other than to whisper all the ideas that I should be working on in my ear. After all, … More Mary Sue Cthulhu Conquers Fandom Fest
This is one of my favorite photos from the whole con. Many, many thanks to John Collins for the great conversation and for letting me use this photo. Definitely check his work out at the weird review! As you can see, I’m ready to go! Books are in hand, I’m bright and happy, and the weekend … More The Very Serious Literary Picture Post
Time once again for weekend writing warriors! This week I’m taking eight sentences from my short story All the Little Things, which appears in the new book Lost in the Shadows! This story is about how little events can pile up on a person, and how little things (appliances, inanimate objects, etc) that we usually take … More WeWriWa: All the Little Things (from Lost in the Shadows)
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