How hot does your fire burn? Mine is burning kind of low today, I must confess it. I’d wanted to join in on the #rpgchat discussion on Twitter earlier, but it’s difficult to shake free of all the preparatory chopping … Continue reading →
One last word cloud and I mean to be done until Dead Man’s Trigger is ready to go. I needed, I just had to see how the intensity of that final scene in Raven’s Tears came out as a word … Continue reading →
You might think this is yet another wanna-be expert treatise debating the use of first vs. third person in writing, or perhaps either a defense of, or attack on, the industry-wide taboo on “perspective jumping” within scenes.
Well, you’d be wrong about that.
Continue reading →Okay, so Tagul Word Clouds are plenty awesome, too. May I present their version of the word cloud for chapter one of Raven’s Tears. Wow. I may have to get that one done on a shirt, or mug. Michael and … Continue reading →
So. According to WordItOut, this is what the first chapter of Raven’s Tears looks like. I can like that a lot. There are meta-things to be discussed about the so-called “random” placement of those words, eh? This is probably my … Continue reading →
Raven’s Tears featured on Goodkindles again yesterday. Did you see it? It’s still only 99 cents through midnight PDT – after that, it returns to its $4.99 list price. I think I’m going to look into posting an excerpt for … Continue reading →
This quote sums up like 90% of my depressive episodes, right here. Substitute “depression” for “darkness” and you have it. I wonder if this is true for writers in general, that our depressive bouts are generally due to being lost … Continue reading →
We’ve teamed up with Discount Books Daily to offer all you gamers and role players a special price-drop on Raven’s Tears – March 9th through the 11th, this introductory novel to the world of Menelon is priced at only 99 … Continue reading →
Mobile gear means we don’t have to stay home to get work done, so sometimes we don’t. Our files are still on our server at home and we access them just as we would if they were on Drive or … Continue reading →
