by EA Robins January 30, 2023 “I know nothing in the world that has as much power as a word.Sometimes I write one, and look at it, until it begins to…
The Poetry of Prose: An Argument for Poetry to Improve Your Fiction
Sam and Priss are super loveable Pod People… more stories for them in the works. Don’t you love Isa’s fairy wings?!! Find it on Amazon with bonus … …
Isa Loves my Pod People…
And so the games begin! I am getting much closer to my goal of self-publishing my first book, May I Have Your Attention Please. I am hoping I can …
Marketing, Promoting, and Social Media…A Trifecta of Fun!
Not only will we get to dive into some blistering hot sci fi fantasy romance this month with South African author, Sevannah Storm, but a member of my writing community, Canadian-born, Finnish American fantasy author Jorma Kansanen, is engaging in an exciting relaunch of his epic series, A Pendale Tale. Find out how these two get so much done in a day in the life of a writer.
My conversation with Sevannah will be up Sunday, February 12, just in time for Valentines Day.
Jorma will be chatting with me Sunday, February 19.
Having self-published six novels over roughly twenty years, while trying valiantly and with mixed success to market them, I’m tempted to call it a “…
Moving My Operations To Deep Space
If you were a giant god sentenced to eternal torture, how would you entertain yourself during your vacation? Artwork by Hugo Puzzuoli Hellbound …
Hellbound Hiatus – A Gods vs. Man Short Story
Sam and Priss are super loveable Pod People… more stories for them in the works. Don’t you love Isa’s fairy wings?!! Find it on Amazon with bonus …
Isa Loves my Pod People…
Death and blood, a gruesome pair. One brings an end to life’s despair,
From African Horror Story by Lucky Noma
the other feeds our lifeless souls. Death takes us from this mortal coil, and
blood is left behind. It stains the ground, a dark and oily foil. But death and
blood are not to be feared. They are a natural part of life. For without them,
we could not be here… shrieking, and singing, though we are dead. So let
us embrace the darkness and the red, and rejoice in the unknown. Death
and blood are not to be dreaded, aye, like Aniku’s dreads. They are the guiding stars.”
Artwork by Kael Ngu I don’t know about you all, but I’m feeling it, Conquest, War, Famine, Death. We’ve seen every form of the hammer coming down on …
Apocalyptic Pressures
By D. L. Lewellyn 