So, despite having an overfull plate of Things To Do, my brain has been on overdrive of late.  In the past couple weeks, rather than go full out with Shield […]

I do not have an idealized writing space.  At all.  I mean, I don’t have a space– I have two rolling bags that serve as my rolling-office.  Now, I do […]

So, I’ve been on a bit of a clean and organize binge of late, and in doing so pulled down my copy of The Sorceress of Darshiva.  I bought this book right […]

Reviews are a critical part of a novelist’s life.  We get them, we obsess over them, and we need them. I mean, I read every one that I see.  Every […]

Hello, readers.  Finishing up many things on this end, including the final edit of A Parliament of Bodies.  It’s a heavy time in the word-mines, and once that’s turned in (and a […]

Quick post here, as I’m pretty busy this week, but the question of the week over at SFF Seven is for favorite inspirational quote.  And mine is my perennial answer […]

There is something about a hero with a shield. There is something about a hero who strives to not just protect people, but to be a beacon, a symbol, a […]

So, my bio says “playwright” evening though I’ve not done much playwriting of late.  And most of my plays have been short ones, which is funny, because I don’t think […]

We’re finally here at the launch week for LADY HENTERMAN’S WARDROBE— the second Streets of Maradaine novel and the seventh novel total in the full Maradaine sequence.*  I’m thrilled and excited, as always.  […]

The question put forth this week: How do you keep your story from being too complex? And I think– you’re asking me, the person with four interlocking series running concurrently?  You […]