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Guest Post: Kai Strand’s Takes on Publishing

Today, I’m very lucky to host one of my friends (at least in the online sense of the word) who happens to be one of my favorite authors. Shortly after I signed the contract for my book, I started cyber-stalking. No, not in the creepy, obsessive, you-need-to-get-professional-help-before-you-hurt-yourself-or-someone-else sort of way. Instead the subtle, and more […]

Bullies, Witches, and the Supernatural: an Interview with Stuart West

It’s always exciting to meet a new friend. I had the good fortune of getting to know Stuart West this past week or so. Sure, our books are with the same publisher, so I had come across him on message boards and other people’s blogs, but this is the first time I’ve interacted with him […]

Guest Post: Penny Estelle’s Unwanted Christmas Guest

Today I’m one of about 20 people involved in the launch party for Penny Estelle’s first Christmas story, The Unwanted Christmas Guest. I haven’t read this story yet, after all, it just came out today, but I have read one of her stories. I can tell you it was gripping and well written; I can’t […]

Guest Post: Heather Greenis author of the Natasha Saga

With just over a week until the second book in Heather Greenis’ Natasha Saga, Natasha’s Diary, comes out, she stops by to talk about curling, gardening, and maybe even a little about her writing. Tell us a little about yourself. I was born raised and live in Ontario, Canada.  Married, we don’t have kids, but […]

Guest Post: Heather Fraser Brainerd and David Fraser Talk Turkey With Their Characters

Just in time for Thanksgiving, brother and sister writing team Heather Brainerd and David Fraser interview two of their characters, Josie and Bitsy, about their thanksgiving traditions… and they give a glimpse into some of the shenanigans that take place in their book, The Sound of Sirens, which takes place at Thanksgiving time. Oh, one […]

Kenneth Hicks and Anne Rothman-Hicks: Writing as a Team

If you don’t count working with editors, I’ve done all my writing alone. But I have found myself wondering how writers work as a team. Well, Ken Hicks and Anne Rothman-Hicks have kindly shared that information with me for today’s post. How and why do we write as a couple? We first started writing together […]

A Look at Owen’s Personality: One Week Until Release Day

With only a week until Unveiling the Wizards’ Shroud’s release, I allowed Owen, the main character, to interview me. You can see the result on Mary Waibel’s blog: Waibel’s World. This is the first real look at Owen’s personality I’ve offered. Filed under: Character Interview, Unveiling the Wizards' Shroud Tagged: Characters, fantasy, Fiction, new books, […]

The Return of Erin Albert and the Prophecy Blog Tour

Today I’m pleased to welcome my first return guest. Her first guest post, which you can find here, is the third most viewed guest post on this site as of 10:45 CST on November 10, 2013 (in other words, I just checked), and believe me, the two ahead of her are stiff competition. She is […]

Guest Post: Margaret Fieland and writing Geek Games

Today I’m joined by Margaret Fieland. She discusses the writing process (or chain of events) that led to her soon-to-be released YA science fiction novel, Geek Games. As a writer, I still find it interesting to read about other writers’ processes, and I have to give my thoughts about one piece of this. Margaret mentions […]

Ghosts for Halloween… or at least Ghostly Clues by Kay Lalone

Just in time for Halloween, I managed to turn up a ghost. Kay Lalone brings her book, Ghostly Clues, with a story about her own ghostly experience. So let’s hear what she has to say. What is a ghost? A ghost is the spirit of a dead person that can appear to the living. The […]