Kindle Nook I was thrilled to be included in this anthology for a few reasons. First, the story that got accepted was not an easy one to write. I love fantasy and I love adventure stories, but they don’t always come naturally to me the way horror and dark or urban fantasy does. Now, … More Excerpt: The Ruins of St. Louis (from 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
A beautiful thing has happened. Lost in the Shadow is now available in paperback, meaning you can now hold a copy in your own hot little hands! I’ve cradled it against my own cheek, and I have to admit, it’s a beautiful book full of deliciously intriguing and twisted tales that let the reader wander … More Lost in the Shadows: Now in Paperback!
My turning points usually hit randomly, but today I feel really good. Maybe it’s because I know good things are on the horizon, maybe I’m just tired of being frustrated, but I’m feeling pretty skippy about life at the moment. So yeah, after all the frustration of NBP closing, Fandom Fest’s issues, and other stuff … More Where Do We Go Now?
So, so, SO excited! There’s a great article up about SH Roddey and I at Fandomfest (you can find our panel schedules there!). It also covers the release of Lost in the Shadows, so you should totally check it out (and then by a copy, because you’ll never get all its goodness from snippets and … More Lost in the Shadows gets an article on examiner.com!
Today’s eight sentences come from my holiday release from Mocha Memoirs press, Holly and Ivy. I don’t know about you, but it’s been hot as all get out lately, so I’m ready for a little Christmas in July! This is the tale of a human woman, Holly, who has suffered a lot of life disappointment and … More WeWriWa: Holly and Ivy
I wanted to take the time to share the amazing talents of Nancy Donahue of cottage art creations, who was tasked with doing covers for both The Other Man and Mooner. Not only did she put up with my ambiguous comments and suggestions, but she turned them into something extraordinary. Although Mooner is not back … More Coming Soon (with a new cover!) Mooner
So remember that secret project I’ve been alluding to? A while back, Susan and I talked about what to do with some short shorts that were homeless and decided to put together a packet for conventions. Once we started digging in our respective drives, we realized we had a lot more than a pamphlet worth. … More Cover Reveal: Lost in the Shadows by Selah Janel and S.H. Roddey
So now that SH Roddey’s let the cat out of the bag, I guess I’ll say something, too… So there’s actually a secret project that’s been in the works for a few weeks now. Amid all the frustrations and workload of the summer, Susan and I both found ourselves in the position of having some … More Coming Soon: Lost in the Shadows
One of the things I hear the most on about The Other Man is usually about the kids. They not only lighten up the story a bit, but I’m pleased that so many people feel that they’re not only well-written, but true to form, too. Writing kids isn’t always easy. There are so many ways … More Thoughts on writing kids
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