Thoughts on writing science-fiction and fantasy

I read an article on the science-fiction blog io9 about this autistic savant who spent 20 years creating a fictional city called Urville. Here are some pictures that he drew (go and see the rest at this link if you are interested in the full story). In a nutshell, he envisioned everything including its own … Read more

I'm being interviewed by the amazing Donna Hole

Hello and good Tuesday morning to all of you. Today I’ve got a guest post and a review of my book up at Donna Hole’s blog<<<CLICK. Please go and visit if you don’t already follow Donna. She’s amazing. I also talk about my writing. Today, I’m going to share one of my deepest fears: What … Read more

The Wisdom or Madness of Haruki Murakami

I just finished book one of Haruki Murakami’s 1Q84 (he was a contender for the Nobel Prize in literature in 2011). I’m really enjoying this science-fiction novel (a big one when you consider that there are three books in one and thus over 1000 pages total), even though the “science-fiction” aspect of it seems to … Read more

Get your short story published, enter a contest and win $500 for Christmas

I grabbed the following post from the Double Dragon Publishing blog.  BTW, my book is now on Goodreads with no cover art. If you have a goodreads account, even if you never intend to buy it or read it, a click on the “to read” button would feel like Christmas 🙂 because I could pretend … Read more

How do you define success? An answer from author Theresa Milstein

Please give a warm welcome to Theresa Milstein whose short story “Allured” is included in the YA Anthology called Fangtales.  You can find Theresa at her blog located here. I for one am so thankful that I met Theresa through blogging. She is an accomplished, intelligent, and spiritual woman. I would encourage you to get … Read more

A Conversation With A Boy Who Reads Books

I read books. If you want others like me toread your book, you may want to knowwhat I enjoy. At left is a friend I made via twitter. His name is Lee and he’s a boy that reads books.  The New York Times asks the question, “is there any hope?” with regard to boys and … Read more