Procrastination in the Time of Quarantine
In honor of the ongoing stay-at-home order in my state (now extended to May 15!), I bring you procrastination at its finest. And by that,… Read More »Procrastination in the Time of Quarantine
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Homed in on a Book Update
So in my pursuit of a productive year, I set myself some project deadlines and homed in on the first of the bunch. I’m happy… Read More »Homed in on a Book Update
Discipline in the Year of Hindsight
At the beginning of the month, people on my social media feeds started announcing their word of the year. I’ve never done that lovely practice,… Read More »Discipline in the Year of Hindsight
Swift September, Waning Year
September, that lovely transitional month, has come and gone. I knew it would be busy, and I planned accordingly. Just, with everything else happening, I… Read More »Swift September, Waning Year
Oliver Invictus | Official Reveal and Pre-Order
If you read between the lines of my last post, this one will come as no surprise. I’m pleased to announce the upcoming publication of… Read More »Oliver Invictus | Official Reveal and Pre-Order
Project Updates and Other Ramblings
Greetings, my friends! It’s time for a few project updates. Some bad news, some good news, maybe…? Idk. So, as Li Shang says, let’s get… Read More »Project Updates and Other Ramblings
Music and the Written Word
For all you book purists out there, the paperback of Soot and Slipper is now live! (Click HERE) In honor of this momentous occasion, I’m… Read More »Music and the Written Word
Soot and Slipper | Cover Reveal and Pre-Order!
Hey, remember how I was writing a sequel for Namesake? I wrote a Cinderella adaptation instead. It’s based on Charles Perrault’s version of the fairy tale,… Read More »Soot and Slipper | Cover Reveal and Pre-Order!
Final Thoughts | Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire
And at long last, we come to the final thoughts. Through real-life patterns of deception, we can identify weaknesses in our writing and shift those… Read More »Final Thoughts | Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire
The Misdirection of Agatha Christie | Liar, Liar
The mystery genre requires careful threading of information from character to character, between narrator and reader, and from author to audience. And Agatha Christie, as… Read More »The Misdirection of Agatha Christie | Liar, Liar