I thought I’d use today’s post to talk a little bit about some Christmas symbolism and how as a writer, I decided to use it. Growing up, like most kids I was really into the holidays. I was also exposed to a lot of different facets to them. Originally, I hail from an area of … More The Holly and the Ivy, when they are both full grown…
For those who got Kindles for Christmas and are wondering what to fill them with, Seventh Star Press is having an open house through Friday! This means that many of its fantastic titles are available for FREE as Amazon Kindle downloads! We’re talking awesome books by the likes of Michael West, Jackie Gamber, R.J. Sullivan, … More Seventh Star Press Kindle Open House
Well, hopefully we’re all still here! I know, I know, everyone’s heard quite enough about the end of the world by now. The thing is, though…it’s a hell of a plot device. I have to admit that when I was in my early teens, I went through a stage where I overdosed on all things … More It’s the end of the world as we read it…
I’m so thrilled to finally get Stephen Zimmer here on my blog! Not only is he an incredible, amazing writer, but he’s a great guy who puts up with my shenanigans way too much (and encourages them. God bless him). He also has a lot of great insight on a lot of different aspects of … More Author Interview: Stephen Zimmer
So Susan finally deigned to finish my interview questions (heh heh heh) and I have her interview here! In true Susan form, she can’t resist the urge to take a swipe at me with all her answers…however, she does provide some awesome advice and insight to genre fiction and the life of a writer as … More Author Interview: S.H. Roddey
So my good friend Susan Roddey had a fabulous post the other day about what it really means to be a working writer. You can find that post – and how she outs me about my embarrassing habit of dressing like a hobo – HERE Seriously, though, that’s about it in a nutshell. Life as … More So You Wanna Be a Starving Artist: behind the glam
So in some regards, my stubbornness and ability to stick to my guns was…maybe not born from being a NKOTB fan, but that definitely helped. For better or worse, those hazings because of my fan status probably make it a little hard for me to get vocally into any fandom these days…I’m always a little … More Music Monday: NKOTB’s Life Lessons Pt.2
It’s been a while since I’ve done a Music Monday, but something happened the other day that made me realize I still have something to talk about. And if you’re cringing or surprised at the title…look, I have a wide range of tastes. It may be a little odd to see that the classical music … More Music Monday: NKOTB’s life lessons pt 1
I suppose I’d better preface this with the fact that Susan and I have known each other a long time…a LONG time. We’ve had more bizarre conversations and adventures together than we can probably remember (though give us a moment and we’ll probably bring up every detail to you over a four-hour period…). I know … More Guest Post: S.H. Roddey
I love autumn. It’s my favorite season. Everything is changing, people start coming together, it’s easy to appreciate the beauty of nature. This is the season where I want to be outside all the time (if it isn’t too rainy), the season I love pulling out my sweaters and hoodies. It’s also the season for … More Autumn Harvest Blog Hop
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