Free e-book for Renegade Chronicles fans
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.
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.
Let’s be honest: you probably couldn’t pick your favorite novelist out of a lineup...unless, maybe, it’s Stephen King.
Back in the early days of my Quest for Publication, I was equipped with naught but a trusty Pilot pen, a five-subject Mead notebook, and a plethora of ideas. Eventually, I upgraded to a keyboard and computer.
What do you call a race without a finish line? That’s not really a riddle. Or if it is, I don’t pretend to know the answer.
Writers spend a lot of time talking to themselves. We invent conversations between imaginary people, imagine a series of actions, and then transcribe what happens in our mind to the page.
Yesterday, The Renegade Chronicles were officially published...which means I can finally answer the question above.
Along with genre and characters, setting can be a deciding factor—or a deal breaker—when it comes to buying a book.
Even though “What’s your book about?” is the most difficult question for an author to answer, a few others can be tricky as well.