In case you hadn’t noticed, I’ve been rather absent from my blog for the last two months. This is due to writing, a golden anniversary, and plot-pantsing — which, according to Google, I just made up. BANGERANG. So come find out about that! Also, there’s a blog-hop.
So, I log on to my blog today and find that it’s been over a month since I posted. I blame Bernard Schaffer. Long story VERY short, Bernard issued me a writing challenge, and I am doing my blurglemamjufloobelschnitzenest to face that challenge head-on and blast it into submission. I’ve got two major short stories …
UPDATE: Rethana’s Surrender, Rethana’s Trial, Colors of Deception, Shadows after Midnight, and Stains of Grace are once again live at Amazon. And the reviews for R’S TRIAL and STAINS have transferred. HALLELUJAH! Hopefully, the other books’ reviews will transfer soon. (Draft2Digital has notified me that I shouldn’t be surprised if it takes a week or …
I got into a pod, and somebody cast it. Or something like that. Hey cuties, As I promised last week, Hulegaard Books’ interview with me is now live and awaiting your eager-to-listen ears! Again, I am indebted to David for the opportunity and for his mad interviewing skillz that kept me from feeling nervous and …
I got interviewed! Ima be on a podcast! Ima have a short story published this Monday!!!
Here’s my cyberpunk version of the Grimms’ fairy tale “Little Brother and Little Sister.” Come read and tell me whether or not I hit cyberpunk on its cybernetic noggin, ’cause I truly have no idea.
In my latest short story, we’ve got a dirty cop, the Assyrian Underworld, and demon gates made of poop. Come and read!
Lo and behold, I’ve actually written a three-sentence story that isn’t horror. I told you I would! : )
Here’s my conclusion to Part 5 of author Chuck Wendig’s December flash fiction challenge. Bloodthirsty monsters, ESP, and saving a daughter. Come and read!
Hile, inklings! Today I bring you my latest entry for author Chuck Wendig’s December Flash Fiction Challenge. Cats on a spaceship! What could go wrong?