Because of the release of the new Wonder Woman movie, I wanted to talk about my childhood hero. I was born in 1967 and grew up in the 70s and 80s, so I wasn’t exactly inundated with strong, powerful female … Continue reading →
The Goddess’s Choice, expanded edition, will be released in a couple of weeks. To get you in the mood, below I’ve included a scene that I deleted from the final version of the novel. I like the scene quite a … Continue reading →
This interview was originally published on February 4 on my old blog. I’m moving it over so more people can enjoy it. Travel into the future with my guest today, Rosemary Cole. It’s a great place full of zombies. … Continue reading →
Fantasy literature transports you from the mundane world into the strange and the magical. How does it do this? By making that world believable, in its setting, its use of magic, and in its characters. To transport you, the fantasy world must be … Continue reading →
Reality Mental Damnation Part 1 by Konn Lavery Genre: Epic Dark Fantasy Having her family murdered by the humans during her people’s banishment from the surface world, Krista and her only friend, Darkwing, struggle to remain alive. The pair of … Continue reading →
Prelude to Insurrection A Legends of Tivara Story by JC Kang Genre: Epic Fantasy, YA Only an orphan half-elf spy can avert a rebellion before it starts. Jie’s superior senses have made her the perfect lookout. Now, as the adopted … Continue reading →
From Gods Descendant Prophecies Book 1 by Mary Ting Genre: Urban Fantasy ***2013 InD’Tale RONE Award Finalist for YA**** Did you just see a flash of lightning across the sky on a clear sunny day? Don’t blame Mother Nature. Skylar … Continue reading →
Meet my guest, fantasy author, Sandra Hults. In the comments below, tell me what you think. Interview Tell us a little about yourself: I am from Toledo, Ohio. [Jamie’s note: When I hear Toledo, my mind immediately jumps to Clinger … Continue reading →
The Sincerest Form of Flattery, a guest post by Devorah Fox “Fan fiction” is a term that describes stories about characters or settings written by fans of the original work rather than by the original creator. Fan fiction is rarely … Continue reading →
I was asked, “What made you want to become an author and do you feel it was the right decision?” The short answer to the question is that I was born a writer, and it was the only possible decision. … Continue reading →