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Based on the response to the sample chapter of Talion: Revenant I’d put up in a format suitable for use on an iPhone/ipod Touch, I’ve gone ahead and expanded the selection of fiction I’m offering for sale here on the website. Kassie Klaybourne, my webmistress, came up with the label iReady to differentiate the books […]

Last Friday I picked up some software by Michael Zapp of Zapptek called iPresentIt. It’s this great piece of software that allows you to turn a PowerPoint or similar presentation into something which you can put on any video iPod (not the Nano) that supports video out. Instead of having to bring a laptop to […]

Issue 94 just went out to subscribers. In this issue I discuss a couple of things: the divide between Academic writers and Commercial writers and more about electronic publishing. If you’re a subscriber, you should have an e-mail from me letting you know where to get the latest issue.

Today, just in time for Lupercalia, issue #93 of The Secrets is heading out to subscribers. The article in this issue is titled Tests of Character. It deals with all those ways, big and small, that we get to reveal and explore the characters in our stories. As subscribers have become accustomed to by now, […]

Two events for Second life: Thursday evening, February 14th, I’ll be at Wordsmith Hall from 6-7 pm game time, which is 9-10 pm Eastern time. I’ll be hanging out, and will be happy to answer questions about my work, about writing or gaming or pretty much anything else. It’s a chance for an informal chat. […]

I want to try something different, and use Second Life as a way to see if it will work. Thursday evening, starting February 7th, I’ll be at Wordsmith Hall from 6-7 pm game time, which is 9-10 pm Eastern time. I’ll be hanging out, and will be happy to answer questions about my work, about […]

Perchance to Dream is the first piece of stand alone fiction from the DragonCrown War world. It chronicles Princess Alexia’s Dream Raid. The exiles from Okrannel determined that as their children came of age, they should spend one night on their native soil. The dreams they had that night were thought to be prophetic, and […]