Today I’m over on the Hugo Award winning site, SF Signal for a guest article on writing with disabilities and writing characters with disabilities–in particular, the often invisible chronic pain beast. You can read the article, “We are Invisible,” by Read More…
If you missed the book reading & signing event in Seattle last month, catch me at the virtual event. I’ll be reading from my Amazon bestselling fantasy, Amaskan’s Blood, and my upcoming sci-fi novella, Class-M Exile. I will also do Read More…
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Bioshock Infinite: The Siege of Columbia, the Bioshock tabletop board game. # of Expansions: 0, though there are extra promo pieces # of Players: 2-4 Players Best with: 2 Players Publisher: Plaid Hat Games Avg. Play Read More…
I’ve got a guest post today on linguistics in fantasy over on sci-fi author Cat Rambo‘s site. You can give it a read here: To Thee or Not to Thee
For this week’s Flashback Friday post, I’m happy to have science-fiction author, G. S. Jennsen, here for a guest post on how the Foundation Series influenced her as a writer. When asked if there is a science fiction novel, author Read More…
This week’s Book Cover Throwback: Dragonsong by Anne McCaffrey. What I Love about this Cover: The blues in this cover fit the sea setting of the book, and I love the fire lizards. Mix music & dragons and I was Read More…
Pure Jonel did a great review of Amaskan’s Blood, giving it 4/5 stars. “[A] fantasy novel in its truest form…these well-developed individuals held me captive. It was a very strong start to a fantasy series that I very much look Read More…
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Chrononauts, a short card game of time travel. # of Expansions: 4 # of Players: 1-6 Players Best with: 4 Players Publisher: Looney Labs Avg. Play Time: 30-60 minutes Parts: Cards. That’s all. Overall Rating: 6.5/10 Read More…
Authors talk at length about their experiences writing a novel, seeking publication, getting published, etc., but few discuss their first book events. Mine was a week ago (2/21) at the geekiest coffeehouse in Seattle, Wayward Coffeehouse. I am continually amazed Read More…
This week’s Scrivener Saturday – Five Ways to Use Split Screen Beyond the Corkboard & Outline Views. Seems like a no-brainer, right? I’ve run into quite a few authors who didn’t know that the split screen in Scrivener wasn’t limited Read More…
