DeAnna Knippling

The most excellent Emma Hunneyball has written the World’s Best Review for The Exotics, Book 2: Xanadu House: This is an action-packed, fun book filled with the type of imaginative (and at times gross) adventures I’ve come to expect from De’s writing. The book is never predictable or patronising and the story itself concludes by neatly […]

Before Rachael was kidnapped aboard The Floating Menagerie… Available at Smashwords, B&N, Amazon, and other online bookstores. The Exotics: Tigerlilly (A short story) by De Kenyon After Rachael’s friend doesn’t return on the first day of second grade, she asks her mother to find her new address so they can be pen pals. But Rachael’s

Now available at Smashwords, B&N, and Amazon, with more to come. What?  You don’t have Book 1?  You can find links for purchase here, or you cansign up for my newsletter and get a free copy.  There’s also a short story, Tigerlilly, that happens before the main story.  It has more clues, but the books can be read without it… The Exotics,

Alien Blue is now available not just at Amazon.com, but also at Smashwords, Apple, Kobo, and B&N.  And in print. Huzzah! Bill Trout didn’t set out to get involved with aliens. He just wanted to run his damned brewery and heal up from being abandoned by his ex-wife. But that ain’t the way things worked out, and now he has some

My kids’ story, Beware the Easter Moon, is available on Kindle for free this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.  (It’s exclusive on Amazon until, um, July something, so if you need a copy in another format, contact me.) Beware the Easter Moon by De Kenyon Colin’s tired of Grandpa stealing kids’ chocolate Easter eggs. So he hatches

Available at Smashwords, Amazon.com, B&N, and more. This story was originally published in Crossed Genres #30. Paid by DeAnna Knippling Time travel in a multiverse sounded great…except that some of inventor Beauregard’s alternate selves aren’t so nice. Now he’s a private dick hiring himself out to try to clean up the mess he made. Beauregard is called

I went into a big long stinkin’ deal about how and why I wrote this story over at my blog, if you’re interested.  But it’s mostly writer stuff, so don’t read it if you don’t want the writer stuff. But now, presenting… My Mom Ate My Homework by De Kenyon Available at Smashwords, B&N, Amazon.com, and more. This

I have a new story up, under another pen name.  I hadn’t planned to whip this name out until I got YOUR SOUFFLE MUST DIE out, but it really is that same sensibility.  Sam from YSMD is shinier…but just as violent, underneath it all. So: People Juice by Diane R. Thompson  (available at Smashwords, B&N, Amazon, and more) If there’s one thing that

I have a new article up at Indie Author News: There’s a lot of good advice I didn’t take because I didn’t understand it at the time. Granted, taking advice before I’m ready for it isn’t smart–like taking the training wheels off my bike before I have a sense of balance. But now I have those

Apologies, I’m writing this ahead of time, because I’m actually at Pikes Peak Writers’ Conference.  April 21-22, my ebooks Beware the Easter Moon and Alien Blue should be free at Amazon only.  Pass the word!