May 2013

So everyone has a few books, movies–stories–from childhood that don’t bear examination.  My childhood went on longer than most in that respect (and is still going on), and so I’m going to use the first Dragonlance series as my example here, which I didn’t read until early college.  I was an English major, and was […]

You can get Guinea Pig Apocalypse at these online retailers, with more to come: Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords.  B&N had issues when I went to post the story so it’s running late, should be up tomorrow.  Amazon’s alllllmost there.  I can feel it. Pleeeeaase keep in mind that this is middle-grade fiction, ages 9-13 or so, and read this

You can get Guinea Pig Apocalypse at these online retailers, with more to come: Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords.  B&N had issues when I went to post the story so it’s running late, should be up tomorrow.  Amazon’s alllllmost there.  I can feel it. Update: Now with B&N availability! Pleeeeaase keep in mind that this is middle-grade fiction, ages 9-13

You can get Guinea Pig Apocalypse at these online retailers, with more to come: Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords.  B&N had issues when I went to post the story so it’s running late, should be up tomorrow.  Amazon’s alllllmost there.  I can feel it. Update: Now with B&N availability! Pleeeeaase keep in mind that this is middle-grade fiction, ages 9-13

Grimdark:  what is it?  I had no idea until recently, other than it pisses off authors who are labeled with it.  So I looked it up.  This turned out to be a bad idea, because it’s a bigger subject than I should probably get into at six-thirty in the morning on a school day with

If I collected all the reviews I’ve written over the years, I would probably have enough to make a novel. But when I don’t record what I read somehow, I pick up books that I’ve read before from the library or the bookstore or whatever.  I do.  I seriously do, especially series books and nonfiction.

Ta-daaa!  This cover has now been branded 🙂  You can pick it up at Amazon, B&N, Kobo, Apple, or Smashwords.  First published at Silverthought Online. In other news, Ray has approved “Guinea Pig Apocalypse” with minor changes.  I hope to get Haunted Empire up as an ebook this week, but we’ll see – I’m also

You can get it at these online retailers, with more to come: Amazon, B&N, Kobo, Apple, or Smashwords. A Ghost Unseen DeAnna Knippling The realtor told her the house was haunted by the ghost of a four-year-old kid who’d drowned in the pool in the 1960s. But that’s not why she bought the house: she’d bought it because the

Writer Friends in COS/DEN area: I want to try something weird, a collaborative novel project using a particular technique. The specifics (like genre) will vary on who/how many/where the people are who want to jump in. I want to run this something like a writer group, where we meet for a couple of hours and

Here are this week’s cover updates! Zombie Girl Invasion. Not just girl germs…Zombie Girl germs! and… Attack of the 50-Foot Sushi Monster.  Sometimes playing with your food can be deadly! In other news…I am printing out Guinea Pig Invasion for my daughter Ray to read and approve, so I probably won’t get the ebook up this week.