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Lots to cover for this newsletter. I have an interview with TL Greylock, author of the wonderful Norse inspired, The Song of the Ash Tree on deck. But before we get to TL, I wanted to point that it’s been two weeks since the launch of A Testament of Steel, and what a fantastic launch…
The Fantastic Mr. Fox
This story makes me smile. http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/latest-white-house-gatecrasher-real-fox-171245687–abc-news-politics.html?vp=1
What’s going on
Let’s see. I went and saw Kong this week. Enjoyed it, but then I’ve always like giant monster movies. A shiver went up my spine at the end when…well, you’ll have to stick around to the end credit scene to hear what I mean. I also saw John Wick and John Wick 2. There’s something…
The Whedonverse explained
Whoever came up with this is a genius. I wonder if it was first on Cracked in 2014?
Music I listen to when writing
I’ve discussed writing and music with many other authors, including Jacob Cooper and Jonathan Renshaw, both of whom have a background in music. All of us have our own approaches to external stimuli when writing, but for me, I have to have music when I write. It’s like it fires up my mind and gets my imagination…
March 2022 Newsletter
Hey everyone, It’s been a minute since I updated the blog, so fair warning on what’s going to be a long post. First, A Necessary Heresy was released on January 7th, and as always, I’m thrilled and gobsmacked (good word there) when people read something I wrote and loved it. That reaction never grows old, and I’m…
