What do I need more space for? This is a trick question, right? We all know I don’t have a dedicated work space. I’m a writing vagabond, going wherever I […]
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UNDER THE RAINBOW: A Bad Movie I’ve Watched Many, Many, MANY Times
You know, a movie like Under the Rainbow really helps you appreciate the screenwriters of the 70s and 80s. I mean, some of what they did—including Under the Rainbow—was completely […]
Read morePerils of the Writer: Writing on the Road
Let me put this out there: I kind of love writing while on trips or on vacation. Mostly because “vacation”, for me, means I don’t have to do household-y things, […]
Read moreEARTH GIRLS ARE EASY: A Bad Movie I’ve Watched Many, Many, MANY Times
So in my teenage years, I was a fan of The Doctor Demento Show, where he’d play a whole slew of novelty songs, and it was there that I first […]
Read morePerils of the Writer: The Novel Refractory Period
How long should you take between novels? Or, if you have contracts and deadlines, how long can you afford to take? That’s the real question. Now, at this point, with six […]
Read moreXANADU: A Bad Movie I’ve Watched Many, Many, MANY Times
Let’s make something clear from the outset: Gene Kelly was a national treasure. I’m not a big “old movie” watcher, but damn if Singing in the Rain doesn’t hold up […]
Read moreThe Value of Video Promotion
So, I’ve mentioned before that I don’t think Book Trailers, as they are typically done, are effective marketing for a book. Frankly, they’re rarely going to get the attention of […]
Read moreCover for LADY HENTERMAN’S WARDROBE
We have a cover for LADY HENTERMAN’S WARDROBE, the second Streets of Maradaine novel, coming out in March 2018. If you’re anxious for more Rynax brothers after reading THE HOLVER ALLEY CREW, here’s their […]
Read moreEgo Check
The topic this week from the SFF Seven is “How do you keep your ego in check?” And I’m just thinking– pretty much by being a midlist fantasy writer. Frankly, […]
Read moreMODERN PROBLEMS: A Bad Movie I’ve Watched Many, Many, MANY Times
I have a bit of a confession to make on this one: Modern Problems might very well have been my first Cinematic Anticipation Obsession. By which I mean that, at […]
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