Author Update December 2020
Hey Guys, We made it to December. What a year it’s been! Lots of things scary and new. For those who may be new, welcome. I release two articles a month on my blog: one being an update on all […]
November Author Update
Hey guys, Just wanted to give my monthly update. Here’s your fill on the news. Facebook group posts As some of you may have noticed, I’ve made a few more posts on my Facebook author page. I thought it would […]
2020 SPFBO Finalists
Hey Guys, I thought it would be nice to drop a link to the SPFBO finalists. The judges slaved away, and they deserve a pat on the back. I also struggled to find this info, so I thought it’d be […]
Fall Contest Results & Exciting New Editions
Hey Guys, The results are in for Short Fiction Break Short story contest. The winner is Haywire by Tze Chua for the grand prize. The runners up are: Sunlight and Snake Oil by Jessica Opalinski Life With No LENS by […]
October Author Update
Hey Guys, Welp, fall is officially upon us and it’s time for another update. The Vestige Saga My editor should finish her mark up of Vestige Rise of the Pureblood soon. After some feedback from the SPFBO judges and your […]
Creating characters
Hey guys, I thought this would be an interesting post both as an author and dungeon master to discuss characters. This post is to get the juices flowing and show all the wonderful ways you can populate your story. So […]
September Author Update
Hey guys, It’s that time again. Before I start, thank you for all of your kind words a couple posts ago. I even received a few emails, which was very kind of you guys. Thank you. I’m feeling better and […]
Going Rogue
Hey Guys, As I mentioned yesterday, I entered another short story contest, and this year’s theme was boundless. As promised, Here’s a link to my own entry Going Rogue if you’re interested. I hope you like it. It’s about a […]
Author Update August 2020
Hey Guys, I’ve been a little late in posting with some good reason. I’ve been writing. Lafonda and Leo: Heroes of the Land is coming along nicely. Update on SPFBO I want to make this post positive, but I’m not […]
How to conquer Sagging-Middle Syndrome
So I’m slowly finding out that middles are hard, and apparently I’m not alone. In fact, it seems most writers seem to stop at the middle of a book and give up. Muddling through sagging-middle syndrome is hard. At the […]