It’s contest time again! This time you can win ANY Moira Rogers ebook published by Samhain, except for Cry Sanctuary. Why not that one? Because it’s FREE on Barnes & Noble and Amazon for the next two weeks. Check it … Continue reading →
This is the flip side to my post about fear last week. Since I was 13 I’ve had faith that if I worked hard enough someday, somehow I was going to get published. Last year I had faith that two … Continue reading →
Ok, I don’t want to be downer but this is a legitimate feeling and I’m sure I’m not the only one who feels like this. Other than one very short story in a magazine that paid me in copy, I … Continue reading →
This may come as a shock, but … Now, I’ll admit that the idea of a vampire lumberjack is neat. Funny. Interesting. But up against a werewolf bootlegger? I’m sorry, but in that case you spell vampire lumberjack L-A-M-E. C’mon, … Continue reading →
The d20 has spoken, and the winner is Mar! I’ll contact you via email. š Congratulations!
Continue reading →I read Keith Melton’s Blood Vice, and it is awesome. Vampires and mafia wars make for a lovely combination, and lots of violence. Fighting, shooting, explosions, fire … yeah, it was great. And Keith’s vampires take it back to the … Continue reading →
The blurb for Darkness at Dawn is finally up on the Samhain website. It’s about 70% different from the one I sent them. I’m not complaining, though. I worked hard on my version, but blurbs are definitely not my strong … Continue reading →
I got my ARC yesterday and need to check it over for mistakes. I’m glad I like this story, otherwise I would be so sick of it by now! (You’d think I’d like it because I wrote it, but that … Continue reading →
I got news this week that a coworker (I only know her in passing) got the Cancer Death Sentence. She’s around my age. It made me step back for a moment and remember how short life is. Depressing stuff. But … Continue reading →
I’ve gone through two rounds of edits on Darkness at Dawn. The process was a lot less difficult than I feared it would be. If any aspiring writers are reading this, please remember that the editor is not your enemy. … Continue reading →