With Broken Patterns on the way to publication, I’m feeling nostalgic. I mean, I started this book in 2014, and it’s just now coming out. It’s also… Read more “The Woven Timeline”
Month: October 2016
Series Outline
I realized that, while I’ve gone over most of my creative process, there’s one tool that I’ve designed over the last few years I’ve never talked about.… Read more “Series Outline”
2016 Nano Shopping List
Sorry, guys, no short story this week. But I think you’ll be pleased with what I have for you. Once again it’s time for my yearly Nanowrimo… Read more “2016 Nano Shopping List”
A Review of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child
Harry Potter fans, raise your replica wands! This has been a pretty good year to be a Potter fan. At least, as good as it can be… Read more “A Review of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child”
A behind the Scenes Look at Seeming
This week was the last week for Seeming! Are you going to miss it? I’m sorry, I don’t even have a tentative release date for You Can’t… Read more “A behind the Scenes Look at Seeming”
My Current Favorite Things
Now that Broken Patterns is getting published, my life just got a shit ton more hectic. Not like it wasn’t bad enough, with holidays and getting two… Read more “My Current Favorite Things”
A Tale of Two Stories
I have a bad habit of confusing my friends when I talk about my writing. Part of it is that I talk in terms of drafts and… Read more “A Tale of Two Stories”
Check Out Between A Rock And A Hard Place
Hey, guys. I had to do an extra piece today to introduce you to an awesome fellow writer who’s new book is coming out today! Here’s what… Read more “Check Out Between A Rock And A Hard Place”
A review of American Horror Story, Roanoke
I feel like I should do something peppy after talking about the Vietnam war last week. Instead, though, I’m going to review the first few weeks of… Read more “A review of American Horror Story, Roanoke”
Seventeen Years
This is 17 years in the making. I hit a low point recently with Woven. I’ve written three books in the series, and I felt like I… Read more “Seventeen Years”