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Everyone loves a book review, especially good ones. Which is why I am so excited about this.

I am a member of the Hivemind Collective, creators and authors of the Latchkeys YA series. And while our attempts to get season 1 ( Read more... )

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For various reasons of late, I’ve needed to sit down and come up with a list of my writing credits. So I started this list last month and have (I think) nearly completed it. When I looked at the numbers, I found myself ( Read more... )

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As much as I love to write, writing alone does not pay the bills. I must also sell books (they apparently do not sell themselves). So I’ve gathered some links of my most recent offerings in one place to make purchasing of ( Read more... )

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So last week I came down with a nasty cold and didn’t have the energy to brag, but now I’m back and really excited. Sacrificial Limb, my first solo-written Shadowrun book, is out in PDF and available for print pre-orders. ( Read more... )

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My biblical horror story, “Feast of the Torn,” has finally made it to publication. Buzzy Magazine has it on their website at http://buzzymag.com/feast-of-the-torn-by-brandie-tarvin/. I’m absolutely thrilled.

Some of you have read about the ( Read more... )

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June 1st. Release day, and I’ve got a twofer going on.

Legend of the Beemen is a short story, selling for .99 cents, and is an animal story… Well, actually, it’s a bug story.


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2009 was a hard year for me. I received more story rejections that year than I've received all my life. 2010 is definitely shaping up better. Not only am I published in a Shadowrun sourcebook, but I just had my story "Silk and Steam" accepted for publication in Lee Martindale's "The Ladies of Trade Town" anthology (July 2011).

In addition to that ( Read more... )