7
06, 2022
Editing is for the birds
There are some commonalities between revising drafts of traditional fiction and interactive fiction: you add what’s missing, multiply what’s working well, and subtract what doesn’t need to be there.
10
05, 2022
Now it’s a party!
When it comes to adventuring companions, the more, the merrier! Fortunately, my upcoming tabletop roleplaying game (TTRPG) features a sextet of heroes to choose from.
8
03, 2022
A new look at some old friends
I’m thrilled to share the new illustrations of Sir Larpsalot, Elvish Presley, and Brutus the Bullheaded from my upcoming tabletop roleplaying game, The Curse of Er’Mah’Gerd.
1
02, 2022
Storytelling comes full circle
I wouldn’t think be the writer I am today if I hadn’t bought my first Dragonlance book as a sophomore and hadn’t already been a big LEGO fan.
2
11, 2021
NPC Sneak Peek: River Eagle
While much work still lies ahead for The Curse of Er'Mah'Gerd, I’m thrilled to introduce River Eagle, a “feral elf” who represents one of three factions with whom you can form an alliance.
11
01, 2021
Presenting my new, old-school webcomic
Curmudgeons & Flagons made its digital debut late last year with a getting-to-know-the-gang Issue 0. However, the first official issue was published on January 1, 2021. You can read it for free at GraphiteComics.com.
9
06, 2020
Make sure your main characters cast a shadow
For reasons beyond my understanding, my brain likes inventing personas—everything from wacky facades to keep small children entertained to personalities projected onto passersby. Everyone has a story, after all.
14
04, 2020
Magic’s Daughter conjures up family conflict, intrigue and a dash of romance
Escape for a spell with my newly released novel, Magic’s Daughter, a coming-of-age story set in the fantasy world of Altaerra.
3
03, 2020
Hear your characters’ stories in their own words
Sometimes hearing voices can be a good thing—especially if you’re an author.
7
05, 2019
Meet Annette Young of If Dreams Can Die
Some of my favorite villains are those who see themselves as heroes, and Annette Young falls wholeheartedly in that flock.