I’ve been asked to blog monthly for Mocha Memoirs Press, because they’re awesome and for some reason they haven’t realized how much terror I can potentially bring to their masses. So, since I’ve been unleashed on the populace at large, I decided to do a couple of fun things in my monthly slot (the fourteenth … More Blogging monthly for Mocha Memoirs Press!
Today I’m excited to host Cameo Renae for her Hidden Wings tour with Juniper Grove Book Solutions. The book sounds exciting and right up my alley, and Cameo has graciously made some time to subject herself to my interviewing whims! SJ: Thanks for agreeing to guest on my blog! Mwahaha…little did you know what … More Tour Post: Hidden Wings by Cameo Renae
Well, I suppose it’s time to wrap up Women in Horror Month. I know I went over, but seriously, is it really fair that the shortest month of the year be devoted to such a cool subject? I’d like to once again thank all the talented ladies (and a gent) who were kind enough to … More Women in Horror Recognition Month: Final Thoughts
Rie Sheridan Rose was kind enough to put together some words about horror, and what a collection of words she’s put together! I love it when people are so enthusiastic about their passion for writing, but also the darker genres. It’s nice to find like-minded gals who aren’t afraid to say they love writing horror! … More Women and Horror: Rie Sheridan Rose
I’m getting another transmission beamed in from Mocha Memoir Press’s futuristic fleet of library ships…hrm…let me adjust the frequencies and see if I can pick up what they’e trying to tell me… Hrm, it seems there’s something about a woman being used as a weapon of control, a strong woman who suddenly is confronted with … More MMP African American Sci-Fi Month: Still Another Day by Janet Eckford
Today I’m going to take a slight break from horror to celebrate something else going on this month. The awesome people at Mocha Memoirs Press are having their own celebration. This month, they’re celebrating African American Sci Fi! I think this is so cool and important. So often titles with African American protagonists aren’t put … More MMP African American Sci-Fi Month: Subject 82-42 by Ronald T Jones
So I wanted to point your attention to some fun stuff I’ve been part of lately! First, for all the writers out there – are you a plotter or a pantser? Do you prefer to detail out every point of your story or do you think of a basic concept and totally wing it? I’m … More Stuff Around the Web!
Today I’m joined by fellow Mocha Memoirs Press author Jessica Housand-Weaver! She’s agreed to share some of her thoughts on what the horror genre means to her as well as what inspires her to write in dark genres. *** Fear is a powerful emotion; it can even take down love. I enjoy the horror/thriller … More Women and Horror: Jessica Housand-Weaver
I love seeing what drives people to write, so I’m really thrilled by this guest post by Jennings Wright. She talks about the influence of NaNoWriMo and how it played an important part in a new and unexpected career. How cool is that? At 47, I have a new career. I feel a little like … More Guest Post: Jennings Wright
So excited to play host to another exciting tour! This week we’re going to take a look at Solomon’s Throne by Jennings Wright! An impenetrable safe is breached and a secret artifact is stolen. Containing information that could change the course of the world, its desperate owner sends Gideon Quinn, his head of security, … More Author Interview: Solomon’s Throne by Jennings Wright
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