We recorded a session of the BroadCast today, which will air on Wednesday. Myself, the Lovely Miss Rita, and Alyssa Casto all sat down together to talk about wonderment, daydreams, and life. It was a great conversation. Like these things do, it sparked me into thinking about something long after we’d said farewell and gone… Read More Embracing Nightmares
I think I need a duster in here. No, maybe a snow-blower… it’s been too long since I did anything with the blog. I do have reasons. Not just excuses! But I’m not looking back, I’m looking forward. School is out… forever. Ok, for at least a year. I promised the First Reader that much.… Read More Feeling a little rusty
Cedar here: for the Indie Authors in my readers, I’m over at Mad Genius Club today with a post on covers, making art, and so forth. And having read the First Reader’s post today, I’m warning you! Bring a rag for any excess sarcasm drips. Written by Sanford Begley You don’t need an AR-15. I’ve… Read More Curmudgeon’s Corner: You don’t need an AR-15
We are coming down to the last few weeks of snippeting! If you haven’t been reading along, look here. The release date is May 1, and I have an offer for you, my friendly readers. If you previously read and enjoyed Pixie Noir, and would be willing to review Trickster Noir on or slightly after the… Read More Trickster Noir: Snippet 12
If you have not been following along, the first snippets are here, and I have the edited manuscript back from my editor, one giant step toward completion. The cover artist has sent me some sketches, and I have re-iterated my desire for art that is gritty, sexy, and noir-ish. Not looking for a scene from… Read More Pixie Noir Snippet #7
If you have not been reading along, the first snippets can be found here. ############# “What are we going to do about the troll’s body?” I asked her. “Raven will take care of it.” She pointed and I saw that he was still in giant bird, form, and pecking at the troll. There were a… Read More Pixie Snippet #6
When I am eating I always save the best until last. That is the only way to explain why I waited so long to read Monster Hunter Legion. I bought the book months ago, and got distracted with life… I picked it up when Larry Correia had actually come to New Hampshire, so of course… Read More Review: Monster Hunter Legion