While working on the third Roc Rider novel, I recently found myself in the position of trying to figure out how a blind person could determine which direction is north without asking a sighted person. The short answer: they mostly can’t. At least, not very Read More …
This may be my blog, but I’m not the only cool writer out there! Today we’re going to hear from another fantasy author who happens to be a good friend of mine as well, Helen M. Pugsley. Hailing from a Wyoming town with a whooping Read More …
I have a cool voice. There, I said it! I don’t often blatantly brag on myself, but yeah, I have a pretty cool voice. It’s why kids like listening to me at story time with my library job. It’s one of the reasons people like Read More …
As many of you know, friend and fellow author Lindsay Schopfer hosts an annual Fan Art Contest for his fans. (If you don’t know that, you should check out the awesome art that’s been produced for it here.) On the off chance you require more Read More …
As you may be aware, some good friends and I recently started an actual-play podcast, Red Desert Role Play, featuring our ongoing Table Top RPG campaign “The Fog of Verrilan”. We’ve been getting some nice feedback from listeners and, just in case you aren’t one Read More …
We finally launched the podcast! “Wait, what podcast?” you may be asking. I’ve mentioned this a few times in various places but for those who missed my talking about it, some friends and I have been working for a while on recording material to produce Read More …
We’re back with another piece of my art! This piece depicts the terrifying stilt leg beast from Lindsay Schopfer’s wonderful novel Into the North. It was originally created for two purposes. One: as the final project in my drawing class in 2020. Two: as an Read More …
I was recently speaking with a writer friend about romance and adult situations in stories. They occupy an interesting space in my reading life. For many years I avoided both like the plague, and now I find that while I don’t usually seek them out, Read More …
10. “I accidentally killed the guy you hired to do this job, so I’m going to finish it for you.” Hey, how were you supposed to know that the guy running from the city guard was actually trying to avoid capture so he could deliver Read More …
I haven’t talked about it much to my readers thus far, but one of the new skills I’ve picked up the past couple years is drawing. Quite gratifying, as I’ve always wanted to be able to draw well and now, I’ve learned. Am I a Read More …
