Many years ago, a professor told me that The Author was literary fiction and I’ve stubbornly been categorizing it as that even as I’ve become increasingly unsure that’s where it belongs. What genre the novella is and what Amazon category it belongs in have been giving me trouble since I first made it available and I’m still not sure...
Read MoreStuck in your NaNoWriMo? Behind on word count? Constructive cheating that can actually help your novel
There isn’t much time left in National Novel Writing Month and you’ve found yourself behind on your quest for 50,000 words. You’ve got to write a whole lot of words in a very short time. How are you going to make up the deficit especially when you feel completely stuck? There’s a lot of advice for last minute “cheats”...
Read MoreFrankensteining Frankenstein: The short story version of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Frankenstein’s Bride
So, here’s a little something I’ve never talked about on this blog before… Back in 2008, Hilarity Ensues, an imprint of Priced Nostalgia, put out a book called Through the Flashlight’s Beam: a collection of classic scary stories for reading aloud. This book was a collaborative effort and, though a bunch of us worked on it, none of...
Read MoreRight up my alley
Sometimes I read books on recommendations from friends or bloggers whose opinions I trust. Sometimes I read things because I feel like I should be keeping up with the industry. Sometimes I read things I feel are probably “good for me” the literary equivalent of broccoli. Sometimes the book cover just looks shiny. But every now and then I have a...
Read MorePresenting Daddy Issues: a brand new one act drama from the author of The Love of Three Oranges
A young woman comes to terms with her relationship issues while facing the ghost of her past. So, I have some exciting news. At long last, I am pleased to announce that I have a new play coming out. Well, technically, it’s already out in eBook but the acting edition will be appearing at some point in the undetermined future. (I’ll post as soon...
Read MoreHelp me raise money for the Earthquake in Japan by bidding on books and banner ads to benefit the Red Cross
I wanted to do something to benefit the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan and, after I made a donation on my own, I thought it might be nice to see if I could raise a bit more with your help. So I’ve donated some stuff and created three different eBay Giving Works listings with 100% of the final price going to the Red Cross so they can...
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