I didn’t realize when I started writing my Wyrd West Chronicles that there was actually a genre for this! No new ideas under the sun, I guess; but then again, it seems that my take is just a little bit unique. Less dark overall than the usual depiction; more high fantasy. Speaking of which, I’ll be […]
Read More The Weird WestSo I figured it was time I talked a bit about my own writing, because I’m excited about it and I want other people to get excited about it! I’ve got a few irons in the fire right now: I’m working on two novels at the moment. The one I’m giving my most immediate attention […]
Read More A Note on Upcoming Projects!Want to write a pitch to a publisher regarding the book you’re writing? Here’s how to do it. Read the full article at The Real Writer.
Read More How to Write and Give Your PitchOriginally posted on Notes From The Slush Pile:
Every drama needs a supporting cast. In my time as a First Reader with Cosmic Roots and Eldritch Shores, I’ve come across far too many stories that fail to give sufficient thought or depth to secondary characters. An unfortunate, but easy mistake to make when writing short…
Reposted from The Metropolitan, via the Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Facebook group: If there’s one thing that aspiring writers think about, it’s how to get published and break into the industry. For many of us pursuing writing careers here at Metropolitan State, we don’t know the first thing about how to get started. I’ve […]
Read More Q&A with Submissions Editor of DAW BooksSo I’ve been kicking around this idea for a steampunk/magicpunk series for a few years (since 2012, it turns out). I was intending to sell a couple of stories to some magazines to build interest, then publish a book that was a collection of short stories. But instead I’ve been collecting rejection slips, and those […]
Read More So I’m Writing a Magicpunk Kindle Serial
