CAN I THINK OUT OF THE BOX?
Well, I have these two neurons that maybe can, also it’s not a box, it’s a chocolate wrapper. I was at the supermarket for the usual round of shopping. When I finally went to pay
Category: Writer’s life
CRYPTID!
Imagine you’re walking in the woods when you suddenly spot something amidst the leaves. At first it looks like the remains of some bird, but a closer inspection reveals the impossible: the bones of a
Confessions of a failed planner
First of all: I am a pantser, at heart. More specifically, I am a failed planner. I try to plan the whole story, but as soon as I create the characters, they handcuff me to
Paying Facebook for page likes?
Yeah I flushed some money down the toilet too. Turns out paying Facebook for page likes is not going to get you many REAL likes. You’re an indie author. You heard someone talking about building
Has Coronavirus Affected my Book Sales?
And what can I do about it? There’s no beating about the bush. COVID-19 has affected the sales of pretty much everything, from cleaning products to crude oil. Some go up, and some go down.
Asylum got an award!
An IHIBRP Recommended Read Award and an amazing review to go with it! Author J.B.Richards had this to say about my short story: If you read one short story that teaches self-love, tolerance, and acceptance
Evil Characters (and how to breed them)
Because in the end you want the bad guy to die not because he’s evil, but because he’s such a damn cliché. Bad guys these days always seem to share the same DNA: Troubled past,
Of Authors and their Egos
A writer’s life is all about being larger than it. So you’re an indie author, right? Well congrats, pat on the shoulder and get in line with the others. Good luck for your whatever fiction/nonfiction.
Writing about writing
When writing tips are on the loose. By Ian Lahey What is writing to you? Is it a form of therapy, a necessity, a productive hobby or your main source of income? The way we
Walking through the pages of my book
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