POINT OF VIEW: The Icky Part
Hey all, I’m at that part of the story on “Lander” that I always hit, about this far in. I’m probably three quarters finished, and all I can see is Continue Reading →
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Point of View: I Wish I Lived in Stars Hollow
We’re most of the way through our sixth or seventh or maybe eighth viewing of the entire Gilmore Girls series, and I find myself affected by a peculiar kind of Continue Reading →
Point of View: Taking a (Little) Break
Hey all, On Saturday, I sent “Liminal Sky”, my second novel, off to the publisher – a story that’s been in the works for three years. Then I sat down, Continue Reading →
Point of View: Squirrel!
I just spent a couple months slogging through a fourth (or was it seventeenth?) draft of one of my novels, and then jumped right into an extension of another work. After Continue Reading →
Point of View: Writing Who You Know
There’s an age-old adage in the writing biz: “Write what you know.” This advice is suspect for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that it’s difficult Continue Reading →
Point of View: Here We Go Again
I am riding the crazy train again. In just two more days, I have not one but two new stories coming out – “Through the Veil” in the anthology “Myths Continue Reading →
Point of View: Dreaming of Making the Leap
I want to be a full-time writer. I mean, yeah, it absolutely scares the shit out of me. But right now, I barely have the time to shave once a Continue Reading →
Point of View: My Writing Plans For 2016
Hey all, Last week I reviewed my writing year in 2015. I thought I’d flip things around this week and look ahead to my writing plans for 2016. So here Continue Reading →
Point Of View: Getting Into My Writing Groove
Every author has things they do to help them write and be more creative. Some of these are superstitions – like not changing their socks or underwear until a project Continue Reading →
Point of View: A Writer Responds to Paris
We all know about the terrible tragedy in Paris on Friday. It was more than a tragedy; it was an atrocity, because it was perpetrated intentionally by human hands. Jack Continue Reading →