The Passage. I read it. I think they should give awards just for finishing like when I was in flag football and even the losing teams got trophies. Truthfully, I liked it immensely. I read quickly but it took me over a month to finish this book and I was fatigued by the end. It’s
Hi! It’s Tuesday and I’ve got a link in the blog chain This time around, the fabulous Michelle Hickman wants to know: If you could dine with any author, and I do mean any whether alive or dead (yes, we’re going into the realms of time travel – but hey, we have science fiction writers
So I didn’t mean to be gone THAT long, but yeah, I got sick in the process and that sucked. Anyway, I wanted to let you know that on November 18th at 6:30pm EST I’m going to be on YA A Book and a Chat with Barry Eva. It’s going to be fantastic and I’m
Lately my blog has become an example of a very important rule in writing: blogging/twitter/Facebook are not writing. I’ve actually been ignoring blogger because both life and writing have pushed it out of the way. I’ll probably be down to a once a week schedule until I finish the stuff that needs finishing. But this
So three days in NY felt like three weeks of regular time. I’m still exhausted from the trip. My main reason for going up there was to go to my first ever book signing. It was held at the awesome Books of Wonder and was a joint event with some of the coolest authors I’ve
I’ll be back with a recap of the fun that was NY in a day or so. I’m really behind on everything in my home life and work, so I’ll be back to catch up soon. But it was really fantastic. I want to thank Mindi Scott, author of the amazing FREEFALL for all her
Hi! I’m back with another round of the blog chain. This time around, Laura wants to know: Regarding your writing career, what’s the best mistake you’ve ever made and why? By the way, the Sheryl Crow song is my favorite. Just sayin’. Let’s just say that I’ve got a whole lot of those to choose
Dear gay kids, I’ve been sitting here typing a bunch of stuff and deleting it for a couple of days now. I feel like, since I was once where you are now, I should have some bit of wisdom to give you. I mean, I understand feeling like I don’t matter, like the world would
Welcome to another Blog Chain! Agent-mate, awesome chef, and running fool Shannon began this thread by asking: Imagine this: when you’re gone, readers will remember your writing most for just one of these things: your characters, your plots, your settings, or your style. Which one (only one!) would you prefer over the rest? Why? What