I wrote it, sure. But there were a lot of moments leading up to me writing the book that helped it happen. Read about five people who helped The Black Hour become a reality.
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THIS week’s Debutante Ball post is about where I write, and where I write about. Spoiler alert: I write where I can get caffeine.
I haven’t had much enthusiasm this week, what with the arm in a sling and all, but that’s no excuse for forgetting to post my Debutante Ball link over here. It’s about enthusiasm on the first day. Sure, it’s the nerd route, but maybe it’s time to…
I know Aaron Coats from my alma mater, Roosevelt University in Chicago. Specifically, I met Aaron at a recruiting event, and I must have said something he liked, because the next thing I know, he’s signed up and we’re peers. Aaron recently finished his degree, and I…
So I broke my arm. Posting may be a little light as I figure out how to write AFK (away from keyboard) or faster, using one hand (two fingers, actually). I’m inviting some friends to do guest posts, though—what I’ll call my Broken Arm Series. Look for…
Just finished the book Daily Rituals by Mason Currey and found lots of great quotes about how artists get work done. Currey ends his book with this one—probably because it calls the rest of the book “drivel”—but it might be my favorite. “There’s no one way—there’s…
I’ve talked to several people who are surprised when I say I’m still ten months away from the publication of The Black Hour, my first novel. This is a long game, people. Despite what you’ve heard about self-publishing, all this writing and whatnot still takes time. In…
This past weekend I went to Printers Row Lit Fest. I’ve been before, many times. This year, though, I was an AUTHOR. Check it. That is my Chuck Taylor, and that is my PRLF author badge. I got some Q&A love from PRLF, too. Several of the…
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