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5 Questions in 5 Minutes With Jennifer Estep
If you are a fan of Jennifer Estep's Elemental Assassins series featuring Gin Blanco, then you are in for a treat. Book 13, Spiders Trap, is awesome, and Jennifer gives…
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Why Do I Write: Challenge from Chuck Wendig
I've mentioned in other posts that I started writing at age seven, and that is completely true. I wrote incessantly for years. And then stopped. I became a wife, a…
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2nd part of the story with no title! comment–is this a happy tale or a sad one; any more thoughts on the title?
Second part of the story with no title. Tyler is now age 13. Reader participation needed... Should this be a tragic tale? or a happy allegory? Post below. And we…
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“Don’t let anybody else tell you how you write. And don’t let your own brain sabotage you. Undercut the pressure. Care less.”
If you haven't read Chuck Wendig's twitter conversation about writing today, stop what you are doing and read it. Truth, y'all.
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Story Needs A Title! Please Leave Yours in Comments
Here's the beginning of a story. What is this story's title? Leave in comments, please! Tyler knew his father had left him. His dad also, in the leaving, left his…
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Jennifer Estep is doing a blog tour…and guess where she is stopping by?
Watch this space on July 28th for a conversation with Jennifer Estep! You can see all blog tour stops here.
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Kevin Hearne is a seriously great writer, and I resent it
I absolutely love the Iron Druid series by Kevin Hearne, and I am not alone. If you haven't read the series, then start at the beginning and read them in…
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Review of Spell Blind (The Case Files of Justis Fearsson by David B. Coe)
Spell Blind is a new book in a new series by David B. Coe. I totally recommend it. I'll be honest, it took me a bit to get hooked, so…
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How Murder Came to the Sasquatch
How Murder Came to the Sasquatch The dead body settled into the river bed, barely disturbing the underwater plants or any of the river’s cold-blooded residents. If they were of…