Welcome to the Apocalypse Book 1- Pandora by D L Richardson Genre: Apocalyptic Sci-Fi The Apocalypse Games is a state of the art virtual game designed to entertain doomsday preppers, gamers, and cosplayers. But not everyone who enters is there … Continue reading →
My guest today is science fiction/fantasy author, Juliana Spink Mills, here to tell you about her exciting novel. Juliana was born in England but grew up in Brazil. Now she lives in Connecticut, USA, with her husband and two kids, … Continue reading →
Yesterday I published the first part in a multi-series on my experiences with publishing. You can read Part I here. As I said in my previous post, The Goddess’s Choice, my first novel was published by Reliquary Press in April … Continue reading →
I recently read a friend’s post on why she’d decided to pursue traditional publishing for her first novel. (You can find it here.) After reading it, I felt inspired to discuss my own publishing journey in the hopes that what … Continue reading →
Something I was reading yesterday slammed me in the face with how clumsily beginning writers are with dialogue, so here are five tips for doing it right. Tip #1: Know how to punctuate Proper punctuation is so important because it … Continue reading →
Sin Eater The Aria Knight Chronicles Book 1 By Alesha Escobar and Samantha Lafantasie Genre: Fantasy, Paranormal Aria Knight has an unusual set of skills: she will hold back the hounds of Hell so you can fly toward the Pearly … Continue reading →
Blood Cursed and Other Tales of the Fantastic has a shining new cover What do you think? Tell me in the comments.
Continue reading →Meet my guest today, A. M. Hounchell, who writes weird (I mean this is the best possible way) and funny stuff. I’m just a small-town boy living in a lonely world. I grew up in a Kansan town of 300. … Continue reading →
Last week we talked about using image to present your characters. This week I want to discuss a second way of character presentation: voice. In the same manner that you tell from a couple of words over the telephone … Continue reading →
Erinland by Kathryn Berryman Genre: Epic Fantasy Two troubled young adults find themselves key players in a deadly game that spans the 21st century and the Viking Age. Amy, finding it difficult to ‘fit in’, becomes increasingly obsessed with the … Continue reading →