Writing
My writing or on writing.MY GENCON SCHEDULE, 2011
I”ll be at Gen Con 2011 next week, and since the site I was referring people to for my schedule no longer seems to exist, I decided I’d post it... Read More »
Thor Loser E-Book Trailer
Just a little something to get you fired up to read this cool e-story. Here are the links to buy it for all e-book formats and for Kindle (only). It’s... Read More »
What I’m Working On – Allegory
The picture above is one possible cover for the story I’m currently working on — “The Road to the Crown” — which has been described by my first readers as... Read More »
Why Does Blogging Seem So Damn Hard?
I mean, it isn’t really. At least, it shouldn’t be. I write stuff every day: reviews, emails longer than Gilgamesh, short stories and novels, and never bat an eye about... Read More »
Why the Sequel to That Book You Love Will Never Be Written
“I really loved that book. When are you going to write a sequel?” People ask me that question all the time. I hear it from fans at conventions, in email, and... Read More »
Writers & Publishers in Camelot?
My friend Rob King has written a really great blog about the current state of publishing and how it compares to Arthurian Camelot and the Dark Ages. I know, it... Read More »
HOW BIG IS YOUR SANDBOX?
Why Tie-In Writers Need to Play at Home, Too (Originally featured in the newsletter of the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers.) Been out to the sandbox lately? As Tie-In... Read More »
Tips for Writing – Secret #1: Sit Your Ass Down
I just put up a video on YouTube with my first “secret tip” for writing. If it doesn’t play above, you can view it directly on YouTube. Be sure to... Read More »
Progress Report – Last Call at Corona: A Roswell Play
As some following my tweets may know, I’ve been working on adapting my short story, “Last Call at Corona,” from Uncanny Encounters: Roswell, into a stage play — partly for... Read More »
Pay the Writer
This video “rant” by Harlan Ellison keeps coming up in conversations with fellow authors, probably because the problem he addresses is common to pretty much every professional writer in the... Read More »
My New Book!
My New Story!
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