Scrivener Saturday: Five Ways to Use Split Screen
This week’s Scrivener Saturday – Five Ways to Use Split Screen Beyond the Corkboard & Outline Views. Seems like a no-brainer, right? I’ve run into quite a few authors who didn’t know that the split screen in Scrivener wasn’t limited Read More…
Flashback Friday: Cosmic Trilogy
For this week’s Flashback Friday post, I’m happy to have science-fiction author, Michelle Murrain, here for a guest post on how The Cosmic Trilogy (aka The Space Trilogy) by C. S. Lewis influenced her as a writer. When I was Read More…
Book Cover Throwback: I Am Legend
This week’s Book Cover Throwback: I am Legend by Richard Matheson. What I Love about this Cover: The contrast between the castle and the main character. It’s eye catching in an old book cover way. What I Don’t Love about Read More…
Monday Night Gaming Delay
After this crazy weekend, my plan was to wake up this morning and catch up on my posts, including this week’s Monday Night Gaming post on something new, but unfortunately, the super-dose of Aleve they gave me for my broken Read More…
Bestseller Amaskan’s Blood Book Event
I will write up a post later this week with a more detailed account of my experience with my first book signing, but for now, I wanted to say– THANK YOU!! Thirty-some-odd people showed up for my first book reading/signing. Read More…
Flashback Friday: Lest Darkness Fall
For this week’s Flashback Friday post, I’m happy to have SF/F author, Janine Southard, here for a guest post on how Lest Darkness Fall by L. Sprague deCamp influenced her as a writer. I have a competency kink. (Where characters Read More…
Book Cover Throwback: Elven Star
This week’s Book Cover Throwback: Elven Star (The Death Gate Cycle) by Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman. What I Love about this Cover: Everything from the hue to the detail is awesome. It draws me in (unlike most stock photo Read More…
Review of Amaskan’s Blood
Noor Jahangir, author of The Adventures of Some Kid, recently reviewed Amaskan’s Blood and said, “If George R R Martin wrote Tangled, it might be a bit like this.“ Head on over to The Troll King’s site to read the Read More…
Unsuitable Job for a Woman (Review)
As I stated in my review of And Then There Were None, I’ve been on a bit of a mystery kick of late. I recently read P. D. James’ An Unsuitable Job for a Woman, which was written in the Read More…
And Then There Were None (Review)
I will admit to one fact– And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie is the first Christie book I’ve read. I’m firmly a SF/F reader, but I do enjoy a good mystery–typically thriller or forensic mysteries like those by Read More…
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