Looking back on 2011, here’s what I’ve done: January: First pass edits on Through the Fire, started Erik’s Tale March: first pass edits on Air Pirates April/May: second pass on Through the Fire May: Finished Erik’s Tale, started Taming the … Continue reading
“God is going to take us to where the devil is. All of us,” he added, cutting off the question I was about to ask. Then he told us where the devil was and I told him to repeat it. … Continue reading
Here Alex speaks with the goddess Hel: “I heard you were a brave one, but I wanted to see for myself. A parent does not always breed true, and the child can be quite different.” Oh, how I fucking hoped … Continue reading
I won my 5th straight NaNoWriMo with this crazy romp of a story. In this six, Alex fights with his father (the devil): He hit me so hard I heard my ears ringing and I tasted blood in my mouth. … Continue reading
When Fenrir came into sight I felt like I wanted to go find somewhere to hide. He was bigger than Skoll and he looked nastier. He looked like he was having a hell of a good time tearing shit up … Continue reading
Not My Apocalypse doesn’t stick to one pantheon: “We did not give you Excalibur. Excalibur gave herself to you,” the Morrigan said. “I should have bought her dinner first,” I muttered to myself. Odin’s son still heard me and he … Continue reading
Today I’m very likely still on the 28-hour write in tour my local NaNoWriMo group does. That or catching a few hours of sleep before heading back. Here’s another taste of my NaNo novel: I desperately held on to the … Continue reading
November has arrived, and with it NaNoWriMo. I’m already several thousand words into my new novel Not My Apocalypse, so here’s your first taste: Ever since then I’ve thought about my own anger, and my stomach twists into a little … Continue reading
In honor of Halloween, I thought I’d share something with gore and monsters. Victor’s growl rose in pitch until it was almost a yelp, but he didn’t lose his grip. With his other hand he reached back and punched through … Continue reading
Erik’s tale is off with my beta readers. I wonder what they’ll think of this crazy little book that possessed me for months. Erik took a breath and drew the first wailing note. He played like he always did: like … Continue reading