I’m thrilled to be featured on Too Full To Write today. I was interviewed by David Ellis, a fellow author who writes poetry, short stories, and flash fiction. He also took part in 2016’s NaPoWriMo (National Poetry Writing Month), and you can see the poems he wrote throughout the month here. In our interview, I discuss why I […]
It’s another lovely Throwback Thursday for writers! Hop on over to Amie Winters’ blog too for her throwback writer entry, too! I have always loved to write, and the very first thing I liked to write was poetry. I have an uncountable number of poems from my childhood, then the number peaked again in high school, […]
Today I’m excited to have a guest post on Amie Winters’ blog, the author of Strange Luck and soon-to-be-published The Nightmare Birds (available for pre-order now!). Amie and I write very different books, but we have tons in common, from collecting fun socks to being writers from childhood. In fact, tomorrow is her monthly Throwback Thursday Writer event (#tbtwriter), so […]
Good news! For the whole month of July, my novel Anatomy of a Darkened Heart is on sale at Smashwords! 50% off! That means you only pay $1.50 if you buy it via Smashwords in July. With Locke and Keye‘s publication coming up this fall, now is the time to grab your copy of the first book in […]
Today is Indie Pride Day, and it’s going to be a day of fun and giveaways! My time slot at the Facebook party is 6:20 p.m. to 6:40 p.m. Eastern Time, and here’s the link. I will have multiple giveaways and easy ways to win, so be sure to stop by! See you then! […]
I’m so excited! Yesterday I got the first ever Book Mail box, which is a themed box with books and book merchandise put together by Book Riot and Out of Print Clothing. I won’t ruin the surprise. Watch for yourself!
What videos did I put up this week? I have two for you! I was tagged to do the “All About the Reading” tag, which was very fun. What do I hate in a book? When I read, do I care most about characters, plots, or a beautiful writing style? What about a favorite quote? All […]
Ta-da!!!!! The first episode of my Writer Gaming series, starting with American McGee’s Alice. In this one we play through the tutorial part, learn the basic storyline, and I discuss dark games and some of the symbolism in this game. There is so much more to come!
As promised, here’s my midweek update on the technical problems I was having trying to record my first gaming and reading/writing chat video. Spoiler: it’s good news! 🙂 See you on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. Eastern Time!
I promised you gaming, and gaming you shall get. Here are two things you need to know: Windows Movie Maker is completely and utterly rude I think I’ve figured out a workaround <Rant begins here: I had to use my six-year-old computer to run American McGee’s Alice, which I don’t mind at all. In fact, […]