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King Thrushbeard: A ranty-pants analysis
Let’s talk about “King Thrushbeard,” shall we? This Grimm fairy tale is lesser-known than “Snow White” or “Little Red Riding Hood.” However, it has multiple… Read More »King Thrushbeard: A ranty-pants analysis
Oddly specific book recommendations
A few months ago, I received an email from Shepherd.com asking if they could feature THE HEIR AND THE SPARE, alongside my recommendations for five… Read More »Oddly specific book recommendations
SheaCon: The Aftermath
This past weekend I had the delightful opportunity to be a panelist at SheaCon, a yearly conference organized and run by fans of author K.M.… Read More »SheaCon: The Aftermath
Hobbies and Pastimes | H&S Author Notes, Part 4
This is the final post of Author Notes for THE HEIR AND THE SPARE. Herein I disclose some of my thought process in choosing characters’… Read More »Hobbies and Pastimes | H&S Author Notes, Part 4
Lisenn of Wessett | H&S Author Notes, Part 3
This third of four posts about THE HEIR AND THE SPARE examines the antagonist of the novel, Lisenn of Wessett. SPOILER ALERT, especially for this… Read More »Lisenn of Wessett | H&S Author Notes, Part 3
Jaoven of Capria | H&S Author Notes, Part 2
This is the second in a four-part blog series about THE HEIR AND THE SPARE. This post examines our hero (…?), Jaoven of Capria. As… Read More »Jaoven of Capria | H&S Author Notes, Part 2
Iona of Wessett | H&S Author Notes, Part 1
Well, it’s been a year and some change, with 1000+ ratings on Amazon. I guess I’m ready to talk about THE HEIR AND THE SPARE.… Read More »Iona of Wessett | H&S Author Notes, Part 1
Minstrel and Maid | Newsletter Excerpt
“I always feel sorry for the horses.” Rosalind of Lovana leaned upon the warm stone balustrade that marked the boundary of her father’s upper gardens.… Read More »Minstrel and Maid | Newsletter Excerpt
Stand-alone or sequel-worthy? Ain’t that the question
One of the frequent queries I get from readers, including for novels that bear every hallmark of a stand-alone, is “Will there be a sequel?”… Read More »Stand-alone or sequel-worthy? Ain’t that the question