FYI oftentimes my humor is a bit subtle. Know that while reading my blog posts you’re welcome to laugh! I hope this finds you all well! Last night I had a few hours to write and so I started a … Continue reading →
When I was little Halloween was my second favorite holiday. (Christmas the first). I grew up in southern California and autumn was never much of a seasonal change, although fall colors were in all the catalogues and an occasional, colorful … Continue...
When I first started my journey of learning how to write, I took many classes and workshops and even had a mentor who went over my first draft of my first finished novel and red lettered it to pieces. After … Continue reading →
Brandon Sanderson never ceases to amaze me with his complicated magic systems and his world building! Its all I can do to keep up. I mean, the man is a genius in his own right and I wonder just how … Continue reading →
A collection of Paranormals for the season. Continue reading →
It's not just the last 36 hours to a fabulous campaign. It's me saying goodbye to a world I've loved for a few years now. Continue reading →
This will be the last Sword of Cho Nisi campaign. I will probably not be writing another book in the series, so I just wanted to give you a little taste of what’s in the books. There are 6 in … Continue reading →
Dragons and Magic There’s always a quirky anticipation that comes when an author lets their brand new book out into the world. So it is with Another Man’s Storm. I’ve been talking about this book ever since I began writing … Continue reading →
Often times I’ve been asked “What inspired you to write this story?” There are usually many sources of inspiration. A walk in the woods, current events, a particular character, idea, passion. Sometimes it’s a build up of ideas and thoughts … Continue...
of the BattleBorn series by Paul Sating I met Paul Sating at a craft event in Hoodsport, WA. Being the only other fantasy writer in the room, we started talking and … well you know how it is when kindred … Continue reading →