Although I shared this on social media, I realized the other day that I had yet to mention it here: At the beginning of February, I found out Serpent’s Mark, the first book in the Snakesblood Saga, had been nominated for a literary award and had made it to the… Read the rest...
After the first blush of spring touched our home, we had a late snow. I always like trying to go outside to take some doll photos in snow, just because it doesn’t happen here very often. The juxtaposition of the early leaves and the fresh snow were an extra delight,… Read the rest...
Honestly, I’d be writing this amount this month whether or not Camp NaNo was running.
It works out interestingly for me that Camp started on the day I began my next project, though! I cleared my calendar for April so I could focus on writing. Everything I have planned for… Read the rest...
It’s only been a couple months since Spectrum Blade launched, but sometimes it feels longer. That said, I’m delighted to let you know that the second Spectrum Legacy book is on its way! Here it is: Paragon of Fire.
The Kindle preorder is live now and you can check it… Read the rest...
The past two years, I’ve kept a vision board of sorts on my desk. I cover it with photos of things I love, the things I hope to get done, the things I look forward to. Admittedly, there are screenshots of the sequel to Breath of the Wild on there,… Read the rest...
I’ve seen a graphic floating around recently. Maybe you’ve seen it, too. It talks about how it’s okay to take a step back from creating to do other things; you’re still valid as a creator if you take a break.
That’s probably something we should discuss more: the validity of… Read the rest...
How many left to go? I guess I’ll be at this quite a while–the first draft of Paragon of Fire got finished on the last day of February, but there are a lot of books left on my “to write” list. Sometimes, it feels like that list never stops growing.… Read the rest...


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