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Blog postI’m pleased to be able to share the cover and Table of Contents for my latest anthology — Pirating Pups: Salty Sea-Dogs and Barking Buccaneers.
X Marks More Than One Spot
Enter a world of Barking Buccaneers, where piratical dogs sail the seas, seeking one tail-chasi
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Blog postFor this weekend only, electronic copies of Water have been discounted to just under a dollar!
…because something, something Third Thursdays.
*sheepish look*
So here’s what happened. As you may know, at the beginning of the year I decided to discount one book on the third Thursday of any month I didn’t have a book release in. The idea was that it would let people get my backlist for cheap and would reduce the amount of marketing and promotion I’d need to do because I’d -
Blog postMy poem, “Poltergeist” was included in the most recent issue of Star*Line annnnnd even better it was chosen as one of the editor’s picks.
That’s the first time one of my poems has ever been Editor’s Choice at Star*Line, which is super cool. But what’s even cooler is that the Editor’s Choice poems are free to read on their website. So…
You can pick up the entire issue here –> https://www.sfpoetry.com/sl/issues/starline45.2.html Or just read my poem, “Poltergeist”, for free her -
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Blog postEvery time I sell a poem or a story it’s nice, but some of those publications are more special than others. The one I get to announce today is one of those ‘special’ ones because it’s something I have wanted for a long time.
I wanted to look and see how long, but I don’t have a paid Duotrope account so I couldn’t access those records. But it’s been long enough that the record of my first submission to them was stored on my Duotrope account. So… that’s something…
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Blog postA couple years ago I started a Patreon and invited my patrons to help me pick which projects I ought to work on and even earmarked a % of the money from the Patreon to the project they chose. The first thing they picked was a novel I wanted to write — that will be coming out in May. The second thing they chose was a magical horse anthology similar to one I did in 2017 called Equus.
The resulting anthology,
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Blog postMarketing and promotion is tough at the best of times, right? Not only trying to find a way to be heard but to let people know about what I’m doing, what books and stories and poems I have coming out without starting to sound more like a commercial than a person. And to further complicate things, I am quite prolific so it’s not like I can talk about one book exclusively for a lo
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Blog postEach January I like to take some time to set goals for myself for the coming year. It’s something that has, historically, really helped me stay focused on things and get stuff done. Plus, the process of sitting down to think through what goals I’d like to set always teaches me something about my priorities and how they have shifted (or not) since the last time I did this. And then, at the end of the year, it also provides a bit of a checklist for me to look back on and be like, “Huh, it was k
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Blog postAs we were moving closer to the release of Trenchcoats, Towers and Trolls I spoke to some of the contributors about their stories and what inspired them. I put together a blog post showcasing their answers to those questions here.
For this blog post I’m asking the same questions of an individual contributor, Nicola Kapron.
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Blog postTrenchcoats, Towers and Trolls, which came out just this week, includes Ana Sun’s story, “The Rabbit in the Moon”. To help celebrate that release, Ana is here at my blog to talk a wee bit about what inspired it. This post contains some of her inspirations, a bit about hope and also a secret.
Enjoy!
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Blog postToday is release day for my latest anthology, but it’s something more than that as well because Trenchcoats, Towers and Trolls is also the final book in the Punked Up Fairy Tales series.
Every release day is a tornado of different emotions — pride, anxiety, relief, joy — but when you add in the feelings that accompany the end of a series… it’s a whole big Jackson Pollock painting of emotion. Mostly positive
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