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Celebrating INDIE-pendence with a Review of Through the Door

on July 2, 2012January 8, 2021Leave a Comment on Celebrating INDIE-pendence with a Review of Through the Door

That’s right, this week we are celebrating INDIE-pendence! The Indelibles have teamed up with other authors to share our favorite indie authors and books with you. This is a really neat way to discover books to add to your pile, and you can check out the full list of participating writers here. I’ve been reading …

Excerpts, Publishing News

Manifest: An Excerpt

on June 15, 2012January 8, 2021Leave a Comment on Manifest: An Excerpt

Manifest officially debuts on Monday, June 18! You’ve seen the cover and read the synopsis, so now I’m sharing an excerpt from the book. My heroine, Alice Meriwether, has been sent to Atlanta to be a governess for the Highcroft children. She moves in with the family, whose number includes Mr. Highcroft’s brother Roland. After …

Publishing News

Manifest: What’s it About, Anyway?

on June 13, 2012January 8, 2021Leave a Comment on Manifest: What’s it About, Anyway?

As the debut of my young adult steampunk novel approaches, I thought I’d share the synopsis with you. I had fun setting the story in Victorian Atlanta, and although I changed some things around in our city’s timeline, there are some very real places and events mentioned. Here’s a look at Manifest: Alice Meriwether is …

Cover Reveal, Publishing News

Steampunk Sneak Peek: The Cover of Manifest

on June 11, 2012January 8, 2021Leave a Comment on Steampunk Sneak Peek: The Cover of Manifest

My young adult steampunk novel Manifest debuts next Monday, June 18. In preparation for “Manifest Monday,” here’s a look at the cover! The Victorian photo is one that I found in an antique store, and I think he looks like a character named Roland: a little distracted and disheveled, but handsome nonetheless.

Pleasure Reading, Writing

Live Forever, Ray Bradbury

on June 6, 2012January 8, 2021Leave a Comment on Live Forever, Ray Bradbury

The first manuscript I ever attempted to write was inspired by Ray Bradbury. I had just finished reading Dandelion Wine during a flight, and I immediately put down the book, opened my laptop, and began to write. I didn’t get very far. After a few chapters, I realized that I was writing in Bradbury’s voice …

Writing

A Day in the Life

on February 17, 2012January 8, 2021Leave a Comment on A Day in the Life

I recently realized that my motorsports clients don’t know that I also work for a record label, and all those Obsidian Sky and Heather Luttrell fans don’t know that I work in motorsports. Oh, and I’m also an author. So, I present…my Thursday. The first order of business was to take signed copies of Ghost …

Publishing News

Ghost of a Threat Now in Paperback!

on January 18, 2012January 8, 2021Leave a Comment on Ghost of a Threat Now in Paperback!

I’m excited to announce that Ghost of a Threat, Book 1 of the Betty Boo, Ghost Hunter Series, is now available in paperback! You can order your own copy here. The book will be up for sale on Amazon in about a week, and of course you will be able to order signed copies from …

Writing

New Year, Same Goals!

on January 3, 2012September 18, 2014Leave a Comment on New Year, Same Goals!

Happy New Year, all! I know I’m a bit late with the well-wishes, but I’ve been doing my best to make my vacation last until the absolute final minute. I hope everyone had a joyous holiday season, and here’s to making 2012 a year of joy and prosperity! As for me, my goals are still …

Writing

My Guest Post at Pure Textuality

on November 14, 2011September 18, 2014Leave a Comment on My Guest Post at Pure Textuality

Today I have the pleasure of being the guest blogger over at Pure Textuality, a great site covering book news and reviews. I owe a huge thanks to Jena for allowing me to talk about the craft of writing for her site. My guest post discusses the adage “write what you know” and how I …

Writing

Jane Austen Knows Best

on November 7, 2011January 8, 2021Leave a Comment on Jane Austen Knows Best

Jane Austen is one of my favorite authors (along with Ray Bradbury). A quote from a letter she wrote on October 26, 1813, pretty much sums up my Monday: “I am not at all in a humor for writing; I must write on till I am.” After all, there are clients who don’t want to …

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