My short story AS FATE WOULD HAVE IT was just picked up by London based publishing house Horified Press for their “Tales of the Undead-Suffer Eternal” Anthology, volume III, slated for a November… Read More →

It is my privilege to present the extremely talented Augusta Scattergood. Her debut middle grade novel, GLORY BE was published by Scholastic Press in 2012. It has received rave reviews and has been… Read More →

How many of these bad boys do you need to get before you hear a yes? In terms of sales: 100. It takes 100 no’s to get a yes. So what does that… Read More →

How Excited am I!! Clubhouse Jr., a division of Focus on the Family, has contracted to purchase my poem for their summer 2014 magazine. How did this come about? Let me tell you… Read More →

Does anyone else feel lost in this digital world of books? It seems to me that every minute a new book is released by some author who, like me, spent a long time… Read More →

This week, it is my pleasure to introduce the extremely talented, debut novelist Thomas Brown. Brown has a remarkable way with words and I have fallen in love with his writing through a… Read More →

This week, I interviewed Sci-Fi author Craig Brummer about his debut novel A New Beginning. The kindle version of the book was released three weeks back, while the paperback came out just last… Read More →

Here is a list of things that cause agents to reject your manuscript on page one from Writer’s Digest by Chuck Sambuchino. It’s not the complete list; a teaser with the link to… Read More →

Yesterday, my bestie (Christine Edwards) and I took a road trip to meet author John Acuff. What a phenomenal day it turned out to be. Besides chatting about writing and books and ideas… Read More →

My editor sent out my first nationwide press release for CLIFTON CHASE AND THE ARROW OF LIGHT. I am so enthralled (thanks, Ryan Gish, for the great word attached to an even greater… Read More →