The Highlights of the Texas Book Festival
The 2015 Texas Book Festival was a total blast! I got to meet awesome people, enjoy some of the best of the Austin food and atmosphere, and even was able...
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Fantasy Assassins Reading List
Welcome to The Ultimate Fantasy Assassins Reading List for Book Lovers If you love fantasy assassins as much as I do, you’ll probably be looking for more assassin fantasy books...
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Writing Has Taught Me to Adapt
"Adapt or perish, now as ever, is nature's inexorable imperative." -- HG Wells Adaptability is a writer's best friend, but it's definitely a hard one to develop! When I started...
Hell Becomes Her Cover Reveal
I know it's Monday, which should be "Writing Has Taught Me..." Day, but I'm switching things up! The regularly scheduled post will return on Wednesday, and instead I'm posting this...
The Highlights of NYCC 2015
Well, New York Comic Con has come and gone, and I loved every exhausting minute of it! What a blast it was. Here are a few of the pictures highlighting...
Book Review: Skyshaker by Dean Wilson
It's Book Review Wednesday, and I've got a pretty awesome book for you this week--the third part in a steampunk series I've already reviewed (find the reviews for Hopebreakerv and...
Writing Has Taught Me How to Handle Disappointment
Life is filled with disappointment! There's no two ways about it. No matter how hard you try, how smart you think your plans are, or how well you have prepared,...
Book Review: Divine Intervention by Edward Davies
It's Book Review Wednesday, and I'm bringing you an unusual book--one quite unlike anything else I've ever read… Divine Intervention Jimmy Stewart Moon - his parents had been big fans...
Writing Has Taught Me to Worry Less
When I first started writing, I remember being incredibly stressed because I couldn't quite figure out some new plot twist or clever direction for my story. I would lay awake...
How to Read eBooks Without a Kindle
Here is a question I've been asked quite often in recent months: "If I don't have a Kindle, how can I read the eBooks that I buy from Amazon or...
Book Review: The Ridealong by Michaelbrent Collings
It's Book Review Wednesday, and today I'm bringing you a book that might take you by surprise… The Ridealong It was supposed to be just one more ridealong, a night...
Writing Has Taught Me to Dig Deeper
As I was reading the book Sol of the Coliseum for my review, I found myself asking "Why?" Why was the villain such a cruel bastard? Why did he do...
Book Review: The Fun House Mystery Adventure by Rusty Trimble
It's Bonus Book Review Saturday, and today we're delving into the world of children's books. This one is written by an awesome author friend of mine from San Diego, and...
Why Writers Should Open a Twitter Account
Twitter is not the easiest social media platform to master! It's fast-paced, only allows you to write with 140 characters or fewer, and is nearly impossible to keep up with....
Book Review: Sol of the Coliseum by Adam Gaylord
It's Book Review Wednesday, the day I bring you something interesting to read! This week, we're going back to gladiator school… Sol of the Coliseum Deep in the bowels of...
Writing Has Taught Me to Look for the Creative in the Mundane
Over the last few weeks, after the launch of The Last Bucelarii (Book 1): Blade of the Destroyer, I've done a lot of author interviews. In nearly every one of...
Book Review: Indeadpendence Day by Samantha Gregory
Today, we're going to the horror genre, with a short novella about zombies. Here's what you need to know… Indeadpendence Day July 4th: The infection begins Rachel and her family...