Listen to what she says at the 5:57 mark. I wonder if Orson Scott Card knows she’s a fan of his writing.
Waiting on the beta reads, and while I’m doing so, I decided to try my hand at a short story. Something featuring the legendary warrior, Hume. We’ll see how it goes. And hopefully, sometime in the next few weeks, I’ll have a much longer post about what else is going on. For others it might…
Our newest cat, Toby, is a pest. We can’t get him to understand boundaries; boundaries like staying off the kitchen counters. Yesterday was no different. I caught him on the counter, licking clean a large ladle. I couldn’t be too mad at him, though. The food was Indian, and Toby likes his food spicy. He…
In my last post, I mentioned how life/work has gotten in the way of my writing and how frustrating I find the situation. It sounded a little whiny, but the truth is I have little reason to complain because by any measure, I’ve been blessed. Yes, there are things that I wish were different. My…
I wrote that series for my sons. Both of them were in their early-to-mid teenage years when book one was published, and at that time, there weren’t many (still aren’t) new books that featured young men as the protagonist, and certainly even less that featured those who might be Asian Indians. That was the genesis…
Editing for William Wilde and the Necrosed, Book 1 of The Chronicles of William Wilde took a lot longer than expected, but as a result, the manuscript is far better. I’ll probably have one more pass through at some point, but here’s a sneak peak. Chapter 1: A Changed Life January 1986 Kohl Obsidian lifted…
The final book in the William WIlde series launches today. Here’s the US ebook link: Here’s the UK ebook link: Here’s the Audible US link: And the Audible UK link: I’m so happy to have finished another series, but it’s also bittersweet. I’m going to miss William and Serena. Davis