The Long Resolution
I’m not normally a big fan of making a New Year’s resolution (obviously, if it’s almost March and I’m just now getting around to writing about the topic). I believe in fixing… Read more »
Monthly Archives: February 2017
Weekly News Update & Reading List 02/24/17
The big news this week is that Book 3 of the Threads of the Moirae series is done and dusted. I’ve sent it off to Clean Teen Publishing and if… Read more »
How Did I Forget to Have Fun?
I recently spent some time cleaning out my parent’s attic and sorting through the remains of my childhood toys. Lego, action figures, dolls, Weebles, Fisher-Price Little People, Hot Wheels, and… Read more »
Optimizing the Crap Out of Time
It’s no secret that I was an odd kid. What’s funny is that sometimes I forget just how odd I was (and still am). In the process of cleaning out… Read more »
Library Haul & Reading List 02/17/16
I’m beginning to think that the period after Christmas rivals the summer for great new book releases. After weeks of ho-hum reads (or nothing) all of a sudden all of… Read more »
The Freedom of Knowing Nothing About Anything
Okay, let’s get it out of the way before the sarcasm begins: Obviously the title of this article isn’t literally true. I do know a few things about many things…. Read more »
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Just a quick note to all of my readers: Happy Valentine’s Day! Go out, have fun, and enjoy the day. And remember: You don’t have to be partnered up to… Read more »
How to Write to Change the World
Last week I wrote about ways writers can change the world. That piece was full of ideas for the types of writing/teaching you can do if you want to effect… Read more »
Library Haul & Reading List 02/10/17
The big news this week is the book three is finished! Mostly. It still needs some editing, but since I edit and solicit beta reads as I go, I suspect… Read more »
The Joys of Living in Your Own Head
I frequently come across articles about “getting out of your head.” They claim that living in your head is limiting and even destructive. The writers want to cure you of… Read more »