Yesterday, my dear editor and exceptionally talented author Nerine Dorman wrote this post about why she writes. After an email conversation on the same topic, I wanted to add my own two cents to the conversation about why I would be a writer. I actually did my first creative writing course in 1999! Lord, that seems […]
publication
Getting some good reviews in
I never wanted to be one of those people who did nothing but bleat about how many reviews I’ve been getting but if I’m honest, I was so pleased to even be able to announce the eBook debut of The Necromancer’s Apprentice on Friday, and now I’m extra pleased to be able to announce my […]
The Necromancer’s Apprentice is available now!
Normally I’d use a Friday to post one of my Friday flash stories, but this week it’s rather different. Not only is it my birthday (wow, 825 already!), today also makes the day you can buy The Necromancer’s Apprentice! It’s a novella of which I am immensely proud, and I hope anyone who buys it […]
Announcement – New Book Coming!
I think anyone who knows me knows that I have a bit of a thing about mummies. You can keep your vampires and werewolves, if there’s a bandaged critter lurking somewhere – I can’t actually get away from them, either. If I go to a museum, I’ll always end up finding the mummies. I love […]
New Cover Reveal
I’ve had three self-published e-books available from Amazon for some time now; The First Tale, which collected the episodes of my web serial into one steampunk story, Checkmate and Other Stories, which collected the first fifteen stories that I’d had published online, and Dead Man’s Hand, a trilogy of short stories which served as a […]
Bloody Parchment: The Root Cellar and Other Stories out now!
I’ve been quite excited about this for some time, but I’ve finally pleased to announce that I’ve got a story in the new Bloody Parchment collection, The Root Cellar and Other Stories! Isn’t that a fabulous cover? I’m proud to be associated with anything that looks like the Bride of Frankenstein. Edited by Nerine Dorman, […]
