June 2013

Would you like a free copy?   The print version of Guinea Pig Apocalypse is up.  Yay!  You can order it online at Amazon or B&N, and probably a bajillion other online bookstores. However, I could use some reviews.  I have a giveaway going on at LibraryThing right now; you can scroll down or do a search for “guinea” to find it […]

Would you like a free copy? The print version of Guinea Pig Apocalypse is up.  Yay!  You can order it online at Amazon or B&N, and probably a bajillion other online bookstores. However, I could use some reviews.  I have a giveaway going on at LibraryThing right now; you can scroll down or do a search for “guinea”

Would you like a free copy?   The print version of Guinea Pig Apocalypse is up.  Yay!  You can order it online at Amazon or B&N, and probably a bajillion other online bookstores. However, I could use some reviews.  I have a giveaway going on at LibraryThing right now; you can scroll down or do a

Right. If you would like to be a first reader on a 42K Victorian fantasy short novel with some sex, a soupcon of WTFery, and a gallon of smartassery, let me know; I’ll send it out on Monday. Sample: James sprinted to the door and flung it open. In the brief glimpse I had before

Available from Amazon, B&N, Kobo, and Smashwords.  Awaiting Apple. Be Good DeAnna Knippling Laurie Lee can only watch across the fields as the tornado comes barrelling down on the Home, a place where parents send their kids when they’ve been bad–a place from which her Pa has been saving runaways for years. In the destruction, she finds a choice:

Cover updates on ebooks continues! Things You Don’t Want but Have to Take DeAnna Knippling Madeline lived an ordinary life, married to a company man, staying home all day to help out at church, bake cookies, and pretend that she had never been anything but a housewife. Then the past comes back to haunt her:

Available from Amazon, B&N, Kobo, and Smashwords.  Awaiting Apple. Be Good DeAnna Knippling Laurie Lee can only watch across the fields as the tornado comes barrelling down on the Home, a place where parents send their kids when they’ve been bad–a place from which her Pa has been saving runaways for years. In the destruction, she finds a choice:

Cover updates on ebooks continues! Things You Don’t Want but Have to Take DeAnna Knippling Madeline lived an ordinary life, married to a company man, staying home all day to help out at church, bake cookies, and pretend that she had never been anything but a housewife. Then the past comes back to haunt her:

Lee asked me last week what should go in the empty video rental store locations. I like thinking up business ideas: I don’t actually want to do the work of implementing them, I just like thinking them out.  I should start using these businesses in stories.  Sheesh.  My last one was for a corner pan-ethnic