Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so.–Douglas Adams Welcome to the Big Time StoryBundle, where you can find ten books on time travel and all things weird and timey wimey. Pay $5 for four ebooks, or a minimum of $15 to unlock all 10 ebooks. Once you purchase, you will be sent download links for […]
Time Travel to the Past: Interview with Dean Wesley Smith Read More »
Welcome to the Big Time Storybundle, home of time travel stories and other wibbly wobbly timey wimey weirdness. Throw down a minimum of $5 US (or your local equivalent) and take home four books, including mine (The House Without a Summer). Increase your pledge to $15 in order to abscond with all ten books. These
Time Travel Stories, No Spaceship Required Read More »
My latest adventures have involved straightening out my business and personal finances. It’s something that I knew I needed to do, but found so overwhelming that I kept putting it off. So much to accomplish, no real understanding. It turned out I only needed two things in order to get started: A road map. An
On Treating Money with Respect Read More »
Stories We Tell After Midnight Universal Sales Link | Goodreads Revenge, hunger, and horror—all after midnight. 24 tales edited by Rachel Brune. Includes my short story, “The Thing These Relationships Have in Common Is You.” The Wild Hunt Universal Sales Link | Goodreads A fierce host rides across the winter sky at night, in wild
New Releases! A bunch! Read More »
New short story release, a horror/suspense tale in the vein of Twilight Zone… Universal Buy Link | Goodreads What makes the fae so terrifying is how subtle they are… One foggy night, Lee Warnick waits for her dad to come home from the factory. Lately, more and more people have been disappearing from her small
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New short story release, a horror/suspense tale in the vein of Twilight Zone… Universal Buy Link | Goodreads A haunting tale of a monster who lived inside mirrors, and the ghost he left behind when he died… What would you do to get rid of an abusive ghost? When Michael’s father died, he left behind
New Release: Evil Twin Read More »
Anyone who’s met me or interacted with me online knows that I am a very political person. I try not to be annoying about it. Instead of ranting, I try to infuse my opinions into my fiction. In my personal online spaces, I am much more openly political, but try to keep it positive, either bringing
Wonderland Press Policy Statement re: 2020 Politics Read More »
(This is a sample from my writing craft series; you can read more on Patreon. Please note that these first posts are about things that aren’t strictly about the craft of writing, but the craft of surviving as a writer, if you will, because I want to get them out of the way first.) EEEEEEE!!!!
Writing Craft: Vol 1 Conclusion Read More »
Let us say that there are two types of books: ones that are stripped down to the bare minimum, and ones that are full of babble. At each level, a book might tend toward stripped-down or babble. Does the author use a lot of uncommon vocabulary words? Or do they keep it simple? Are the
Styles: Stripped Down vs. Babble Read More »
Enrichment Activities: 30 Days of Stay-at-Home Learning, Business, and Self-Care Activities for Writers Universal Buy Link | Goodreads We have come to the end of the project! Don’t worry about not keeping up: I didn’t! Writing and posting this did help me keep my spirits up during a difficult time, but I had more to
Enrichment Activities for Writers: Wrap-up, Notes, Ebook! Read More »
