I had a productive 2012 despite all the emotional ups and downs in my personal life and day job. Writing definitely became a second job for me this year and after two promotional tours I'm pretty spent in that department. I know we writers must "put ourselves out there," but after discovering and rediscovering how very little interest I have in why ( Read more... )

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Though it's tentative-- and could maybe even happen later than scheduled-- it is nice to know that my first novel has a release date, that of July 2010. I've had some great writers already read the manuscript and offer blurbs, which has been an exciting process to say the least. Among them are Jonathan Maberry, Nate Kenyon, Gene O'Neill, and of ( Read more... )

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I'm catching up with all the great novels of the past few years that I unfortunately put off for ATLAS SHRUGGED. Ha-- that's only partly a joke.

Anyhow, my choices for novels have been stellar these past few weeks. PERSONAL DEMONS and now-- hold on, let me set this up.

It's rare to be so aggrevated with a character in a novel that you grip the pages ( Read more... )

Forget everything you know about the eve of All Hallow’s Eve. The stories are distortions. They were created to keep the Church of Midnight hidden from the world.

Every October 31st a gateway opens to a hostile land of sacrificial magic and chaos. Since the beginning of civilization the Church of Midnight has attempted to open the gateway and ( Read more... )

I've had my first reader, Mr. Michael Louis Calvillo, look over my second novel DUNGEON BRAIN. It's pretty different than BLACK & ORANGE. For one, it's dark scifi, not dark fantasy, but it's a little less trippy too-- well, maybe trippy in other ways. Anyhow, I've done a once over with some first reader suggestions and now I've begun the business ( Read more... )