One day, when I’m not knee-deep in a mass hysteria called Illusory, I’ll start updating this blog more regularly. 😛 But the silence is really a good sign. It only means that in-between daily life and work, I’ve been slowly winning the battle with this sequel. Slowly, but surely. 🙂 Although I’d love to rant … More To You, From Me
Yup, I’m still here. 🙂 Although the blog has been silent lately, the behind-the-scenes has been very noisy. So consider this my the-silence-means-I’ve-actually-been-productive update post. First off, Benighted‘s sequel is still going strong. I’ve had to set myself a writing schedule due to just plain life getting in the way, and if I can keep … More The Sound of Silence
While I’ve already made this announcement on my Facebook page, I figured it was about time I updated the rest of the world on why I’ve been mute about The Benighted‘s sequel. For those who aren’t on Facebook, here is that announcement: I’ve always said that Under A Melting Sun (my Amazon rainforest story) was … More The Illusory and Why It Hasn’t Been Released Yet
Most of us have probably obsessed over knights and chivalry sometime in our lives. But with life comes great distraction, and often our appetites for heroic stories change. We move on to other classics based in other eras, like the Victorians and the 1920s, and most of us move out of the classics and into … More Hot August Knights: 4 Books That Remind Us Why Medieval Literature is Awesome
We all have a dark side, that mischievous and rather evil counterpart that usually leads us in the wrong direction. But is it bad to embrace that dark side when it comes to your writing? The reason I bring this up is because last weekend I came across the articles regarding the “sensitivity reader.” Basically, publishers and … More Sensitivity Readers Beware
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