As many of you already know, I was stricken with plague a few weeks back. When Horrid Gunkdom finally capitulated, I started playing catch-up, which is my favorite game, and I just lied to your face about how much I enjoy playing catch-up. The upshot of it all is that the blog has suffered this week…
Hile, inklings! You might or might not recall that I have a weekly guest column at Unstressed Syllables, my friend Aaron’s blog. Please click through here to find out what I got out of reading Conan the Barbarian. (I bet it’s more than you suspect!)
Today, my lovelies, we’re back to short stories and the purpose thereof. Why write them? What’s the point of creating a world and then only spending a few pages in it?
As I promised yesterday, here’s an excerpt from my upcoming SHADOWS AFTER MIDNIGHT (Demons of Saltmarch #2)…
Tally-ho, zounds, and bangerang! You are all invited to the SHADOWS AFTER MIDNIGHT Book Release Party on Saturday, October 8th! The full blog post contains all the details. :o)
10 Things I’d Rather Do Than Fight a Zombie Elf, in random order…
Here are links to five of my guest posts for UnstressedSyllables.com. I hope they encourage you in living a bolder, more passionate writing life!
Exciting things! The first one, my darlings, is that a few weeks back, Julie and Carlos Velez of Julie V. Photography shot the cover art photo for my SHADOWS AFTER MIDNIGHT (Demons of Saltmarch #2). And it was bonkers fabulous…
So, in case you haven’t seen me mention it on Twitter, I’m tickled pink to be involved in The Consortium‘s upcoming short story magazine publication. In fact, I’ve been so tickled pink about it, I dug out the former prologue to one of my high fantasy novels, intending to use said former prologue as my …
“Money pays the bills but it doesn’t do anything for your heart.” –Michael Martine, Remarkablogger Greetings, inklings! Today’s post is my interview with Remarkablogger Michael Martine, who blogs all sorts of fantabulous whats, hows and whys for blogging and business. His humor is dry, his style straightforward, and his advice spot-on. He loves helping others …