After reading Fright Flight (Dream Seekers #1), by Lisa Ard, I am certain that kids will love it. The premise is an interesting one: a family can interact and explore their dreams. It sounds a lot like lucid dreaming, but there are hints in the book that the dreams are a bit more “real” for
Things are really moving along now with Soundtrack to the End of the World. The good people at Bad Moon Books have been in constant contact over the past month or so as we continue to work towards our “early 2012” release date. About a month ago Bad Moon sent the first draft for me
I’m proud to announce, after over two years of waiting, that Black Ink Horror #7–containing my story “Loosely Enforced Rules”–is now available. I feel the need to issue a stern warning. This story is not for the faint of heart. It is, without a doubt, the darkest, most depraved, cynical, and graphic story I’ve ever
I’ve been out of commission for the past few days due to the onset of an upper respiratory infection. It left me quite weak and unable to do much more than pop various pills while drinking tea. Although I’m finally starting to get better, the images of my fever dreams still linger. Before I proceed,
I dare say many of you forgot I was even having a giveaway. After nearly a month-long wait, we have a winner. There were a total of 113 entries, and the winning number (chosen through Random.org) was 71. Diana Lee had entries 71-78, making her the big winner! Please help me congratulate Diana on the
Today for your reading pleasure, Nathan Shumate, of Arcane fame, has posted an excerpt of my short story, “Destination Unknown.” You can slip your hand back out from your pants. I know my writing gets you all hot and bothered, but save it for later; you’re going to need it. In a recent comprehensive review
I’m absolutely thrilled to have received so many great reviews on Amazon and Goodreads for my collection Welcome to Moon Hill. Every time a new review comes in, the resulting smile threatens to split my head in half. To sweeten to the pot, a very cool blogger posted about my collection (and my hotness) on
I imagine you’ll see posts like this more and more, the closer we get to March 1st, as that is the date Google has decided to cut off all non-blogger users from their Google Friend Connect service. At this time, everyone you follow through Google Friend Connect that does not use blogger will disappear from
Thank you to everyone who has followed along during the past two weeks of my blog tour. I’ve had a great time writing guest posts for all the blogs involved; it’s been a blast! But, alas, I think everyone needs a break from my constant rambling. My last guest post is available on Gef’s site,
Today’s guest post is on Cate Gardner’s site, and is entitled “Riding Wind Gusts.” Frankly, I’m surprised she posted it. It defies all logic, which I guess was the point. Please enjoy. If you’re not familiar with Cate’s work, you best get familiar. Her most recent release for which she had her own blog tour
