The publishing business is pretty strange. There’s plenty of money being made, tons of books being sold, and if you scratch the surface, you’ll see that no one really understands […]
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2019: Planning for the future
Man, this is an auspicious start to the new year, hmm? Late for the first blog post. In my defense, the Christmas “break” screwed up my sense of what day […]
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Folks, 2018 has been quite a time. A crazy, disheartening year in many ways, but I’ve made the best of it. So, we made it! Raise a glass. (For me, […]
Read moreBooks to look for in 2019
How is this year already almost over? I still have plenty of goals to fulfill over the next… eleven days? So I need to keep my nose on that grindstone. […]
Read moreFade to Black
So, it’s time for those end-of-the-year lists, and one of the classics is the Bad Sex Award, and this year it’s some really glorious badness. Looking at these ignoble entries, […]
Read moreHoliday Books
So, I have to confess, I’m not much of one for holiday books. I certainly would struggle to pick a favorite. Of course, I do have a deep fondness for A […]
Read moreTITANSHADE: The Debut You Should Get Next Year
Happy Thanksgiving, all! Today I am thankful for all the love and joy that I have received this year, and especially in the last week. PhilCon was a lovely time, […]
Read morePHILCON Bound
Hey all! I’m off to PhilCon this weekend, and if you’re around, please come say hello. Here’s my full schedule. And what’s my Special Presentation? It’s a surprise! (But it’ll […]
Read moreEmbracing the Hostile Read
There’s an old saying, “No text can survive a hostile read.” I also like this exchange from the West Wing, when Sam Seaborn is told that a passage from a […]
Read morePoint of View and Trust
Point-of-View is one of those funny things writers get very worked up about. And I’ve noticed, reading through some older books I have, making concrete POV choices is a relatively […]
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