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Lore | Division Zero

Pardon the long idle – I’ve been up to my eyeballs busy in writing and editing. Curiosity Quills is about to release an anthology of superhero-themed short stories, which I have been editing, as well as finishing up the first … Continue reading →
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Division Zero Trivia Contest

Division Zero

Division Zero Series

Interview | Hayley Stone

Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Hayley Stone, author of MACHINATIONS, which is due out on June 14th, 2016. Also, I get to help share the cover reveal.   Perfect for fans of Robopocalypse, this action-packed science-fiction debut introduces … Continue reading →
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Author Interview | Ann Noser

Author Interview | Kate McIntyre

Author Interview | Dallas Mullican

Writing | Outlining

It’s been a little over a week since I posted, so I figure it’s about time. The mental dart I threw at the wall landed on outlining, so I’ll ramble on a bit about my process. A bit over twenty … Continue reading →
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News | Prophet Sale

Writing | Creating Empathy with Characters

Sometimes, delay is good.

Writing | Sensorium

Creating a vivid and memorable scene is something that writers, myself included, strive for. I’ve been fortunate enough to have readers comment to me that my stories feel ‘cinematic’ to them, as though they were in the scene watching it. … Continue reading →
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Writing | On Filtering

Writing | The Mirror Trope

Writing | Creating Empathy with Characters

News | Prophet Sale

Greetings! My publisher, Curiosity Quills Press, has decided to put the ebook of Prophet of the Badlands (book 1 of the Awakened series) on sale for the next two days for .99. Althea, the main character, is still my favorite … Continue reading →
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Book Release | Prophet of the Badlands

News and Updates

Caller 107 on sale

Writing | The Mirror Trope

Well, it’s bit a bit since I’ve posted. I suppose one of the downsides to the whole sleep-work-write-sleep thing is a dearth of interesting things to ramble on about. Due to a recent encounter with it, I figured I’d talk … Continue reading →
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Writing | Creating Empathy with Characters

Writing | Character Construction

Writing | On Filtering

Fallout 4 – A pale shadow of an RPG. (Spoilers)

Okay, so I’ve thrown a bunch of time at Fallout 4 and I’m feeling the need to ‘review’ it / rant a little. The following post is going to contain a bunch of spoilers. Normally, I’d refrain from such a … Continue reading →
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Update – November 20 2015

Post Apocalypse and me – 1988

Review | How to Date Dead Guys by Ann Noser

Author Interview | Kate McIntyre

Greetings all, I had the opportunity to interview Kate McIntyre, author of The Deathsniffer’s Assistant! She’s a joy to chat with, and her book was a lovely read as well. I’d seen the cover going around the CQ groups for … Continue reading →
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Author Interview | Ann Noser

Author Interview | Dallas Mullican

My Interview with Joe C from Cyberpunk Detective Cafe

Update – November 20 2015

So, I’ve been a bit busy as of late and perhaps a little slow on updating the blog. Some updates: New kitten (Dorian) is settling in and playing with existing cat (Loki) like they’re brothers. (Yay) The new final chapter … Continue reading →
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VI Status Update

Writing Update

Update and randomness

Site Update – Preview Chapters

Greetings! I’ve collected the available sample chapters onto one convenient page, which is also accessible from the primary menu. (Figure that’s a bit easier than chasing down each individual book’s page to see which ones have sample chapters up right now.) … Continue reading →
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Preview Chapters

Update and randomness

WIP Update