No Boundaries Press Store Amazon ARe Barnes and Noble As I’ve mentioned before I’m really excited for this title. This is one of those stories that hung out on my hard drive for years before I really got it to where I wanted it to be. While it took a wildly different turn than what I’d … More Available Now: The Other Man
I’ve got a lot of updates/things to announce so I thought I’d make it easy on everyone and put it all in one post. Congratulations to Sandy and Charles! They are the winners of the giveaway hosted on Juniper Grove! They each have won a copy of ‘Mooner.’ I’ve already emailed you guys but I’ll … More News and Updates!
I wanted to return the favor since my friend Zillah Anderson promoted me on her blog with my first release. Be sure to check this girl out – she has a deliciously sideways view of things and her alter egos keep trying to run amok on her blog! Besides that, her first release The Inheritance … More Check it Out! The Inheritance by Zillah Anderson
from No Boundaries Press All Andrew wanted was the typical American dream: a good career, a nice house, and a typical loving family. Instead he has a menial job, a small apartment, and children that remind him of creatures out of a sci-fi movie. To add insult to injury, he’s well aware that he’s not … More Coming in March
First off, thanks to all who joined us at the No Boundaries Facebook chat yesterday and congrats to Alexandra Christian, who was the winner of a copy of Mooner! We’re doing these on the third of every month, so be sure to check in to talk to authors, learn about new releases, and score some … More Putting myself out there
You know that whole theory that a writer writes for themselves? Well sure, there’s truth to that, but let’s face it: at the end of the day it’s good to know that people like what you write. Because whether you write for yourself or not, at the end of the day if you want to … More I’m all over the place!
No Boundaries Press Amazon Barnes and Noble Bookstrand In keeping with the Mooner theme this week, I wanted to share some of my vocabulary that I used for the story. Part of what I love about the logging era of history is the language. It’s so rough and crass and gloriously beautiful. There’s a real … More The language of lumber
As I’ve said before, I’m so excited for this title! History, creepy creatures that skulk about in the woods, questionable morals…what could be better than that? Buy Me! The Blurb: Like many young men at the end of the 1800s Bill has signed on to work in a logging camp to earn a fast paycheck … More Available Now: Mooner
Now I know I’ve made a big deal about my love for fantasy and horror. Truly, these are the genres I’m most comfortable writing and they’re also the ones that sucked my poor heart and soul in from an early age in some form or another. Yet these are far from the only things that … More Sheila Roberts: Women’s Literature Done Right
So just when I think there can’t possibly be more, I got a notification this week that a poem of mine will be in the back-to-school issue (probably Aug/Sept) of the e-zine Stories for Children Magazine! I’m so excited for a variety of reasons. Obviously, another acceptance makes me happy, but it’s more than that. … More Substantial Children’s Lit or Why I Refuse to Stop Reading Kids Books
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