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I should have a link here for you to read a wiki entry about alchemy and its relationship to magic on Menelon, but that article isn’t ready yet. Stay tuned. AE Matson is an author, and Creative Director, at Metaphor … Continue reading →
He knew what he knew: that the real world was full of magic, so magical worlds could easily be real. – Salman Rushdie Coming in April/May 2015.
Continue reading →Just 1Question is a new, quickie interview series of posts from Metaphor Publications. Are you an indie Author? Would you like a shot at appearing in J1Q? Email us at support at Metaphor Publications (one word) ((dot)) com to put … Continue reading →
There is certainly a satisfaction and dignity to be gained in coming to terms with the mistakes one has made. — Kazuo Ishiguro AE Matson is an author, and Creative Director, at Metaphor Publications. She’s also a textile fiend, SFGiants … Continue reading →
Michael and I just completed our first complete “butcher’s hack” on that phat first draft we wrote last year, sitting in a coffee shop with our tablets & Bluetooth keyboards. That was fun. Posted on the go, from WordPress for … Continue reading →
Welcome to a brand new feature here at Metaphor Publications. Our “Indie Author Spotlight” section is an opportunity for independent, self-published authors to talk about their latest projects. An author’s appearance here is not necessarily an endorsement or recommendation from … Continue reading →
By this time, most of you probably know that the edition of Raven’s Tears you’ve read is the “revised and expanded” version. It’s true that Michael and I re-published the first book in The Raven & The Iris trilogy in … Continue reading →
This interview is with the authors of “Raven’s Tears,” a brand new Fantasy novel, and the first in a new series. It’s rare to find a writing-twosome with a newly released book and such a strong grasp of the publishing … Continue reading →
You know the list. You’ve seen it a thousand times. There’s fantasy fiction, science fiction, historical fiction, crime, mystery, thriller… The list goes on and on — until the clothes come off. Then, whatever real genre the novel belongs in, whatever … Continue reading →
