Ghost Mode free through 9/17/21
Because I said so, September 13 is Reader Appreciation Day. Therefore, Ghost Mode & Other Strange Stories will be free for the next five days.
Because I said so, September 13 is Reader Appreciation Day. Therefore, Ghost Mode & Other Strange Stories will be free for the next five days.
For Reader Appreciation Day 2020, I’m giving away “Gamechanger,” a short story and prequel of sorts to my upcoming YA fantasy novel.
It’s Sept. 13, and you know what that means: something free from your favorite author of wonderfully weird fiction. (That’s me, by the way.)
As a thank-you to my readers—and in hopes of reaching more—I’ve created a free compendium for The Renegade Chronicles, my fun fantasy saga featuring anti-heroes aplenty.
An editor of mine once said, “No one wants to know how the sausage is made.” That may be true of journalism, but fans of fantasy often welcome a closer look at fictional worlds.
I’d like to revisit the topic of book reviews and ratings today. Now. Because it turns out they are really, really important.
On Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016, author David Michael Williams brought a new publishing company into the world.
If one believes those crass, comedic movies aimed at teenaged and twenty-something males, the world’s population is divided into two categories: the popular guys who have gone all the way and the lowly virgins who can’t score to save their lives.
The traditional publishing model, if not dying, is being forced to evolve. And while The Way Things Are shift closer to The Way Things Were, many people are celebrating the fact that electronic formats make self-publishing an option for anyone with a tale to tell.
Jealousy is an emotion we unpublished novelists know too well. Every success story of an out-of-nowhere-bestselling writer stirs up a storm of frustration, indignation, and, at times, incredulity.