My critique group and I a few weeks back were discussing technology and references that date novels, such as public pay phones versus common cell phone usage, or gas station attendants who pump customers’ gas. Should a writer leave the novel alone, as a snapshot in time, or should they issue a revised edition that […]
Yes, book one, A Demon Bound was just released on June 17th, 2012, but that doesn’t mean my team and I haven’t been hard at work on several other novels. Satan’s Sword, book two in the Urban Fantasy series featuring Samantha Martin, is currently in edit with a tentative release date of October 20th, 2012. […]
I DNF’d (did not finish) a romance book last week, and I’m on the verge of doing the same to an erotic novel right now. All because I don’t give one flying doo-doo about any of the characters.
I read an excellent blog post recently about indy published work written by children . The blogger made a comment that a writer is never *really* a published author until a publishing company, i.e. someone other than themselves, has evaluated their work, deemed it worthy of risk and investment, and assumed said risk by publishing […]