So I’m forty-two now. When I turned forty, I didn’t suffer from any extra insight into life or anything; I certainly didn’t have a mid-life crisis, unless you want to count having some random thoughts that I hadn’t accomplished much for my age. Then I remembered how much time I spent trying to be the […]
So I’m only writing this down because my subconscious is insisting on it; I’ve been struggling with my actual, pays-me-money writing for the last two days straight, trying to fight off the urge to blog about this. Because it is so supremely nutty. (Don’t say that, you can’t say that, people will think you’re even more
The fluorescent lights sound like bug zappers up and down the hallway. Everything smells of chlorine bleach and lemon-pine cleaner, so strong your eyes sting and your taste buds shut down. The floor shifts underfoot. Your husband tells you, jovially, that the constant sensation of feeling the ocean moving underneath you will eventually go away.The
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I hadn’t realized that not everyone bothers to look at people’s shoes when they people watch, so let me make some notes here. I’m pretty sure this is a combination of something that Kris & Dean said, plus a couple of acting classes I took in college. People watching. In general, people watching is fun
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So. The word is that the Choose Your Doom: Zombie Apocalypse ebook is delayed but still in progress. The second printing is up and running. You can find a copy here on Amazon: HOWEVER, if you’re a Goodreads member, the last of the first edition print books are on sale here for $6.50 plus
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Today begins the November Kobo promotion, focusing on Romance, Thrillers, SF/F/H. My current title in the promo is my lovely horror/Weird Western novel, Chance Damnation, which, when I think about it, is really one long piece of sarcasm about how some people have trouble coping with change–even if they are in the middle of inflicting
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I have a short story, “Attack on Pirion,” in the Misunderstood anthology from Wolfsinger Press. The publisher, Carol Hightshoe, says that we are a GO for promoting it. THUSLY, If you are a book reviewer or blogger, let me know and I’ll arrange that you get a free copy of either ebook. Otherwise, please enjoy 🙂
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Treats for Halloween! Click here for a collection of fifteen authors with free and discounted ebooks over at the fine website of M. Todd Gallowglas, author of the Halloween Jack books. I have Alice’s Adventures in Underland posted for U.S. $0.99 on Amazon today (and comparable low prices in other countries.)
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Two promos on Kobo: 1. Alice’s Adventures in Underland: The Queen of Stilled Hearts (all the episodes, that is), is on sale for $0.99 at Kobo from October 28-30. 2. You can redeem 50% off any title published by KWL (Kobo Writers’ Life) by using the promo codes below. The code can be used an
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Here at Wonderland Press, we are always fighting the extreme shininess of multiple projects, pen names, and various distractions, including both Real Life and Facebook. It would probably be smarter to shepherd one book at a time through the process, but we don’t do so well when we aren’t writing every day. (It probably would
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