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…
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…
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…
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: The Stars are Right. (My apologies for any typos. I broke my wrist last week and dictated this via speech-to-text software.) # of Expansions: 0 # of Players: 2-4 Players Best with: 2 Players Publisher: Steve Read More…
For this week’s Flashback Friday post, I’m happy to have SF/F author, David Kristoph, here for a guest post on how the The Wheel of Time series impacted him as a writer. My parents gave me a love for books Read More…
This week’s Book Cover Throwback: Daughter of Destiny by R.A.V. Salsitz. What I Love about this Cover: It has a unicorn. For child-me, these were second only to dragons. What I Don’t Love about this Cover: I hate that Rhondi Read More…
This week’s Monday Night Gaming: Lords of Waterdeep. # of Expansions: 1 # of Players: 2-5 Players Best with: 3-4 Players Publisher: Wizards of the Coast Avg. Play Time: 1-2 hours Parts: 430 pieces + board. Overall Rating: 9/10. This Read More…
The Sparkle Motion Book Club recently read Amaskan’s Blood as part of a special selection over the holidays. They met on January 13th to discuss my novel and invited me to join them virtually via Google Hangouts. We had quite Read More…
This week’s Scrivener Saturday – Importing Websites. This is another one of those undervalued offerings from Scrivener, and one I find especially helpful when I’m up against a deadline and don’t want to get sucked in by the realm of Read More…
For this week’s Flashback Friday post, I’m happy to have SF/F author, Stuart Thaman, here for a guest post on how the Magic Tree House series introduced him to the world of fantasy, and how those works influenced him as Read More…
