T’was the eve before Christmas Eve,And all through the house,Not a creature was stirring,Because we were all bed-ridden with flu. It seems apt that I am going to end 2024 on a low note, coughing and wheezing to the finish line, feeling my age in my weary bones. It was a year of dismay, trudging […]
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Seeing as this is my first blog post in four months, I thought procrastination might be a good subject to touch upon, and why it’s actually a good thing. There’s an old joke that 90% of writing books is procrastinating about them. That’s because you can procrastinate anywhere. I usually procrastinate on my long dog
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I often think of myself as a screenwriter who stumbled into writing books when a fantasy word grew beyond the confines of a screenplay. If someone asks me what I’m working on, my mind naturally gravitates to the backlog of scripts and treatments languishing in a folder on my computer. I am somewhat envious of
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We all do it. I thought the first cover I did of my first novel, Spirits of Vengeance: The Stone of Spirits, was amazing. When a small publisher picked it up, they insisted on redesigning the cover. It was so hideous that I battled with them to exit the contract that I had only just
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