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
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
“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
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
In my local writer’s group last month, I had the assignment to teach a lesson on anything under the sun that was writing-related. And, being… Read More »Grammar, Usage, Style: an overview
Welcome to a sneak peek of my current work-in-progress! A few extra details at the end, but for now I’ll let you dive right in.… Read More »Sneak Peek: Current WIP | Newsletter Excerpt
Well, folks, the cat is out of the bag. My next novel, The Heir and the Spare, will release on February 19, 2021. This is my… Read More »The Heir and the Spare | Cover Reveal and Pre-Order
Author’s Note: This excerpt from THE HEIR AND THE SPARE is subject to change. Please excuse any grammar errors, typos, etc. that I haven’t caught… Read More »The Heir and the Spare (Newsletter Excerpt)
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
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