Well, I just glanced at the date of my last post, and great is my shame. So much for my New Year's resolution. But hey, those are made to be broken, right? Sure. But I'm back with a post today because I've got some exciting news: the Whispers in the Shadows anthology comes out on …
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How's it going? Looks like I've been slackin' on the ol' blog here for the past few weeks. For that, I would like to apologize. I'll skip the excuses about life being busy and adulting being time-consuming and craziness happening randomly, even though those are all true and are the reason I've been derelict in …
Life's been crazy (even by my standards), and I've been remiss in getting interesting blog posts up. That noise? That was my New Year's resolution zipping past, tripping on the rug and crashing through the window. Great, one more thing for me to clean up. But, while I procrastinate on everything else, here's an interview with …
Hello to my readers! I just wanted to share something pretty darned exciting. Tall Tale TV, an audiocast YouTube channel, has just done an adaptation of a short fiction piece I wrote. Chris, who runs the channel and reads the stories, has done excellent work with other stories, and I'm very please with the presentation …
So, I write short stories that mutate into long stories. Very long stories. In an attempt to teach myself to write shorter and tighter, I'm embracing flash fiction (I mean, not literally "embracing" because that'd be awkward and the Melion's Spouse would wonder why I'm hugging my computer and he'd be like, "Uh oh. Did …
Welcome back to Delusions of Sanity! It's interview time again, and today we'll be meeting the talented Sue Seabury, author of the Misadventures of Robin Jane series. Sue Seabury likes exotic travel, good food, and great conversation. Since she doesn't often get to enjoy any of these things, she makes up stories about them. You …
The other day, I had somebody ask me what my favorite book is. A small, obnoxious part of me wanted to respond with something impressive and mildly pretentious because there's a certain expectation of people in my field (not writing, my real life field) to engage only with intellectual reading. I didn't. I went with …
Second post this week, my friends. I'm on top of this whole "responsible adult" business. Today, we're honored to have the author JR Creaden dropping by to answer a few questions. JR is the author of the forthcoming Contact Files series, and is looking forward to the release of the first book, the cleverly titled Re: Morse. …
Some days I wish I could draw. Not just scribble the occasional cartoon dog, but actually draw. But alas, I cannot. As much as I would like to illustrate my own books or my own fiction that I plan to post to this blog, the reality is I possess the artistic skills of a ferret on …
All right, this is my second post in twenty-four hours. That's something like a miracle--if miracles were underwhelming, mundane and rather boring. Ok, so it's the very antithesis of a miracle. Fine. I'm not here to quibble about supernatural events. I'm here to give an update on my writing. Thus far, 2017 is looking good. …
