This is an ongoing companion piece to be read after completing the Snakesblood Saga. Because it takes place during the final chapter of the last book, it will be very full of spoilers. It’s also unedited first draft fluff… just for fun! Read at your own risk, and expect installments … Read the rest...
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I had 15 days to write in the month of August.
Well, that’s not exactly true–I wrote a little bit all summer long, despite my best intentions to not do that. I always think I’ll be able to schedule time off in summer, then something goes horribly wrong, and… Read the rest...
I first saw people talking about sprayed edges on books a few years ago. It was rare and I’d never seen it outside of creatives who do art on the fore edge of a book. I was intrigued, but not enough to try it. I guess I’m just not that… Read the rest...
This is an ongoing companion piece to be read after completing the Snakesblood Saga. Because it takes place during the final chapter of the last book, it will be very full of spoilers. It’s also unedited first draft fluff… just for fun! Read at your own risk, and expect installments … Read the rest...
It’s hard to believe it’s been more than four years since I started releasing that series. Which means it’s been five years since I started drawing the covers. A lot has changed since then!
I think I’ll always love the illustrated covers–they’re some of the best work I’ve ever drawn.… Read the rest...
Book covers get a lot of hype. I don’t think it’s unwarranted; it’s the first thing you see of any book, the thing that whets your appetite for the story inside, and it plays one of the most important roles in book development. But the more I work on books,… Read the rest...
It’s release day!
The Witch and the Wyrm, my very first fairy tale retelling (but my newest romantic fantasy story) is now available in ebook and print versions.
You can get your ebook copy on Amazon now, and if you preordered the book, it should already be available on… Read the rest...