Christmas is practically here! I hope your season has been at least as merry and bright as mine, so far. I’m still rejoicing over the release of Dronefall Three, which is now available in paperback as well. Doesn’t look like I’ll be having a white Christmas this year, but I suppose you can win them… Continue reading Merry Christmas!
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Happy Thanksgiving!
There are kind of a lot of things authors complain about. That’s understandable. Writing is hard. Editing is hard. Publishing is hard. Promotion is hard. Plots get tangled like those Christmas lights some of you have already gotten out. You get mediocre reviews, or bad reviews, or no reviews. You upload a cover and it… Continue reading Happy Thanksgiving!
Then Autumn Took Hold…
It always happens sometime around the end of August. I’ll be standing in the sun, smelling the new-mown grass, the sunscreen and the corn pollen and then suddenly…I recognize something in the slant of the sunlight. And in the middle of the close summer heat, something deep inside me whispers, “Oh boy, here it comes.”… Continue reading Then Autumn Took Hold…
I Have No Idea What I’m Doing: a mini memoir
If you want to be a doctor, you go to medical school and they tell you what to do for about seven years. You get your degree and you train, and you don’t really have to go figuring out how to remove tonsils just by going in there and snipping random stuff. If you want… Continue reading I Have No Idea What I’m Doing: a mini memoir
BLACK FRIDAY! a huge selection of indie books available
So, I thought it would only be fair to stop my insane last-week-of-NaNoWriMo writing and tell anyone within hearing some news from the wonderfully generous world of indie authors. There is a huge sale going on through Cyber Monday. There are over 150 clean indie books in a wide variety of genera on sale for… Continue reading BLACK FRIDAY! a huge selection of indie books available
Review of Akrad’s Children
I felt I should take a break from promoting Dronefall and share a review of a recent read. What? I get assigned a random book to read and review by an indie author I’ve never heard of, in a genre that often disappoints me and I…actually kind of liked it? What sorcery is this? It’s… Continue reading Review of Akrad’s Children
Excerpt from Dronefall Chapter One
I have something for you all. If you read the title of this post, you probably know what it is, so I won’t tell you. Here, you can read it. As long as people jumped off trains, there would be hope for the world. They called the Trans-Pest Express “The Blindworm.” It was really an… Continue reading Excerpt from Dronefall Chapter One
Seven Plans for Twenty-Eighteen
NEW YEAR! 2018 Welcome to 2018 everyone. I don’t know quite when it happened, but sometime within the past decade I transitioned from pronouncing the first two digits “Two-Thousand” and started saying “Twenty.” So, I will say again, welcome to Twenty-Eighteen. I have, of course, as always, a lot of ambitious plans and unrealistic… Continue reading Seven Plans for Twenty-Eighteen
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Antihero: a protagonist characterized by lack of traditional heroic values There’s a dictionary-style definition for reference. Examples of this kind of character range from Disney’s Elsa to Marvel’s Loki. There’s probably an even wider spectrum than that. For some reason, people are drawn to characters who wreak havoc. I’ve come across several articles suggesting why.… Continue reading Untitled
Author Interveiw at However Improbable
Hey, guess what? I got to do an interview on another writer’s blog. Many thanks to Jack at However Improbable for hosting me! Here’s the link. Check it out. http://www.jacklewisbaillot.com/2015/11/i-dont-trust-you-miss-ethel-dont-go-in.html
