Elation
It has been a while, a long while, since I felt the stirring of elation. Don’t get me wrong, despite everything the last three years have brought, I have been content and grateful […]
Books to Read After Through Dragon Eyes
Have you finished reading Through Dragon Eyes and want more dragon fun? Here are my top suggestions for books to read next, in no particular order. Eragon How to Train your Dragon Seraphina […]
Saskatchewan Book Publishing Week
I was graciously asked to participate in Saskatchewan Book Publishing Week by SaskBooks. Thank you to them for the invitation and experience, and thank you to the libraries of Assiniboia, Ogema, and Weyburn, […]
Demons and Destiny Excerpt
Any places, situations, events or characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, places, situations, or events is purely coincidental. Any resemblance to existing fictitious places, […]
Through Dragon Eyes is Here, Finally
It is ready now. That’s right, you’ve been following me on this journey since November 2016 or before and waiting eagerly for the dragon novel I kept talking about. You pined, you begged, […]
Through Dragon Eyes Update
Well, the cover is getting finalized, the interior formatter is well into the work of designing and formatting the paperback novel. What does that mean? It means it will be in readers hands […]
Why I Hate My First Book and Every Book Since and Will Probably Hate My Next One Too…
I sent Through Dragon Eyes, my third novel, to the formatter, and, as usual, all the errors stand out. Only after I think it is ready and I can’t make changes without significant […]
Through Dragon Eyes: Update April 2017
Well, folks, it’s off to the editor and Beta’s for the last edit round. What’s a Beta, you ask? I explain it on my editing blog here. Soon, it’s coming to you soon. […]
A Chronicle of Angels
I’ve decided to do a series of these summaries of what I have learned regarding some of the major topics, creatures, and experiences that have to do with books of mine. I hope […]