A wonderful example of forgiveness.
I know the advice about how a good writer needs to be willing to kill one’s characters, but it’s hard. I’m reaching a point where a character I’ve grown to love is going to die. I can save this person, and in fact, I can finish the entire trilogy (I’m still on volume 2, so…
I didn’t have much to say last month, so no newsletter went out. Plus, with the pandemic situation, I just didn’t have the desire or time to create a newsletter. This month is different. My job is straightening up. Things aren’t so up in the air and crazy, so here we go. First things first….
One of these days, I’m going to get to write my story about a black dragon name Bartholomew. Until then, I’m going to keep chugging away at William Wilde. Right now, I’m on book 3, William Wilde and the Unusual Suspects, with about 2 weeks to go to finish the first draft. WooHoo! After…
Why is Sigourney Weaver awesome? Because in addition to being a great actress, she has absolutely no qualms about loving the genre that helped make her a star: sci-fi. And she loves the franchise that she personifies: Alien. Here are her thoughts on the upcoming Alien sequel and the crappy Alien vs. Predator movies.
I’m in a fun zone right now. The first three books of William Wilde are with various editors. William Wilde and the Necrosed is complete and in Nick Podehl’s hands, and I should have book 2, William Wilde and the Stolen Life, in finished in its finalized form by tomorrow. It’ll then go on to…
“It is said that your life flashes before your eyes just before you die. That is true, it’s called Life.” Terry Pratchett. RIP Sir Terry.