Some of my fans after reading The Ghost in Exile felt they hadn’t gotten enough of Phelix and asked for more. I obliged them with one story finished and another being edited. If you subscribe to my newsletter, you’ll get these … Continue reading →
Meet my guest today, KrisaLyn Vetovich, and you might just find your guardian angel while you’re at it. Interview 1. Tell us a little about yourself? I’m just a dreamer from Pennsylvania who thinks the world can be saved one … Continue reading →
The Dragon in the Garden The Watcher Rising Series #1 by Erika Gardner Genre: Epic Urban Fantasy There is magic beneath the mundane and in The Dragon in the Garden, Siobhan Orsini witnesses it all. No lie can fool her, … Continue reading →
This is the fourth post in my multi-part series on my publishing experience. Click to read Part I, Part II, and Part III In the midst of my struggles to market my novels, I discovered Cons. If you have any part … Continue reading →
The Storyteller’s Book The Chronicles of Midway Book 1 by Kevin Fleming Genre: SciFi Fantasy “ … you must realise and accept, neither me, your mum, nor either of you are human.” Nick and Mel are 14 year old twins … Continue reading →
Serengeti by J.B. Rockwell Genre: SciFi Adventure It was supposed to be an easy job: find the Dark Star Revolution Starships, destroy them, and go home. But a booby-trapped vessel decimates the Meridian Alliance fleet, leaving Serengeti—a Valkyrie class warship … Continue reading →
Welcome my guest, Autumn Birt, a prolific writer you should check out. Autumn is a best selling author in fantasy, epic fantasy, and war – not all on the same series though! She is the author of the epic fantasy, … Continue reading →
This is the third in my multi-part series on my publishing experience. Click to read Part I and Part II. In the midst of my unsuccessful attempts to market The Goddess’s Choice, I finished my second novel, The Soul Stone, … Continue reading →
Welcome today’s guest, S.M. Henley, a fantastic author for those that enjoy the darker side of things. Sue was brought up in an English seaside town singing to Echo and the Bunnymen and worshiping Siouxsie Sioux. She now lives in … Continue reading →
Today, I want to talk about developing character by focusing on the character’s actions or what the character does. It is far better to let the reader know the character’s thoughts, emotions, and personality by what s/he does than by … Continue reading →