Pre-gaming ReaderCON 26
This will be the sixth year I’ll be attending ReaderCON. Held in the Burlington Marriott, outside of Boston (and about 15 miles from home), the conference has been my absolute […]
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The Word Count Episode 49 Now Accepting Submissions!
Just got back from an amazing trip to Barcelona, Spain. Freaked out a little when I toured the Picasso Museum, pressed play on the English translation MP3 player and hear–what
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Tales of Magic and Misery
Awhile back, I had the privilege in announcing I’d signed on with Ragnarok Publications Who want to publish my Arcana Chronicles series (Once I finish book 2, that is). Co-owner, editor-in-chief
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The Word Count Podcast – Episode 48 now OPEN FOR SUBMISSIONS!
While the new site is still a work in progress (I FINALLY got past posts imported from the old database…they all need to have format updates and I need to
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What the Hell Happened?
Hi Everyone! Site looks a bit strange, doesn’t it? Well–my Joomla site got hacked pretty bad…so I’ve brought this up temporarily to accommodate the latest Word Count Podcast. Bit
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The Conventional Writer
There are different types of conventions a writer can go to, but no matter where you are in your career, you should be attending conventions (cons) when you can. Not
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Indie Top Ten List
‘Top Ten’ of the things an Indie writer needs to be doing today So, you wrote a book. Now what? Target Market. Really, know who your target reader is. **Hint**
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The Traveling Writer
I believe I’m living, breathing proof that writing doesn’t have to be done at a desk. Or in a den. Or even in an enclosed room at all. I’m fortunate
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Hello internet. It’s me!
“Hello internet. It’s me!” Now imagine me shouting that in Grand Central Station at rush hour one week before Christmas. Now imagine that every other person around me is also
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Our World out of Context
It’s a commonality to assume that fantasy and science fiction writers write in the genre they do because they wish to escape the current state of the world. As an
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Finding Time to Write
If you are a high school student and reading this right now, you are on summer vacation. So what to do with the oodles of time in your day? Well
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Writing Today
Today’s world demands a writer not only write, but also market their work on websites, blogs, Twitter, Facebook, interviews, book signings and other marketing opportunities…and also meet the responsibilities of
