On the same day I passed 2000 sales (yay!), I also got my first 1-star rating on Amazon. I think there’s a lesson in there about humility and gratitude.
A long overdue movie review. It’s of Justice League. Spoilers galore so stop reading if you plan on watching it. What a fun mess of a movie. I’m still trying to figure out how I could have enjoyed a movie that was so wild and bizarre. Multiple origin stories that basically say, “Here’s your hero!”….
Here’s the early blurb for William Wilde and the Necrosed, book 1 of The Chronicles of William Wilde: Eight months ago on a cold winter’s eve, William Wilde became an orphan. A simple car accident that killed his parents and his brother. Or so he thought. On the first day of his senior year, Serena…
I was given a 7-day challenge by Mihir Wanchoo at Fantasy Book Critic to post covers that I love. No reviews or anything like that. I finished it yesterday over on my Facebook page, but here in one place is what I came up with. Day 1: It’s the original cover for Jonathan French’s The…
I’m glad to see these arrests, and hopefully, it will only be the start. I’d like to see these guilty men impoverished and imprisoned for what they have done. But it’s not because I care about the money they stole or with which they were bribed. It’s because of five thousand young men. According to…
I read Phil Tucker’s Path of Flames after seeing a fantastic review of it on Pornokitsch. The book is has strong characters–I love character driven stories–but is still very much action driven. It’s a novel that’s a natural fit for the Gemmell Award, and I loved it. The sequel, The Black Shriving, is also available, and the third…
Rukh nodded and drew her into his arms. “What do you know of Jareth, Wren, Sinder, and Brin?”Jessira stiffened. The names caused her joy and pain in equal measure. “You know who they are, don’t you?” Rukh asked. “I can’t see their faces. I only know the names.” “They’re our children,” Jessira told him. “And…