Tales of broken souls and steadfast hearts.
I write fantasy. I’m no historian. Nor do I claim to understand the lives of nations as entities in themselves. Or politics. Or even the factors that trigger in-group/out-group phenomenon leading to violence. But even in my ignorance, I feel in […]
The audiobook of Quest of the Dreamwalker has been approved and is waiting for Audible’s go-ahead! And I’m beside myself. Squee! This has been the most exciting part of the journey I’ve taken with this book. Hearing someone else’s voice […]
More pertinent thoughts from Lucy on the writer’s life. I love this woman! I have no local writer friends; they are all online. So this post hits me where I live. Numbers 6 and 7 are my biggest struggles even now. Thanks, Lucy, for this post. I am with you in encouraging others to do it even if it feels awkward and hard. It is so worth it. ❤
Unveiled by A.D. Trosper My rating: 5 of 5 stars A.D. Trosper “unveils” another engrossing and delightful story. (See what I did there.) I have enjoyed other books by this author and I am always struck by the ease with […]
Sadye from The Fussy Librarian and I had a nice chat over virtual coffee a week or so ago. We talked about writing and books and what makes stories memorable. Here’s a link for the interview if you want to know […]
For the first time in probably more than a year, I entered Siobhan Muir’s flash fiction contest #ThursThreads. Its a fun contest where the prompt is a phrase taken from the previous week’s winner. Being very short, only 100 to […]
My first interview hosted by the absolutely fabulous Shelley Wilson! Thank you, Shelley
Today is the final excerpt from Quest of the Dreamwalker. Hope you’ve enjoyed the bits of story I’ve shared. “I thought you said we wouldn’t end up here,” Bradan whispered angrily. “Just bad luck,” […]