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I’ve been cross-posting my Trick Molloy stories over on MySpace, where some readers have graciously offered comments. One, concerning part three, was interesting. Anne said she was enjoying the story but could have done without the shot at Republicans. One of the things that teachers often mention is that every character is really an aspect […]

One of the more fun things about Second Life is just the sheer level of creativity a lot of folks bring to the world. On Saturday 11 October at 5 pm Pacific time/8 pm Eastern time, one of Second Life’s newest clothing designers will be debuting her Fall Line at Third Life Books, Furnishings and […]

Michael Zapp has been working overtime getting projects ready for offering through the Appstore. The images above will lead you directly to the page where you can order these stories and 21 Days. 21 Days is selling like hotcakes on the iPhone, which is really cool. According to Their Needs and The Lazarus Murder are […]

Issue #107 of The Secrets came out a week and a half ago. It covers the tricky subject of subplots. Really good subplots can take a dead-linear novel and provide a lot of kinks that dress it up. A lot of genres, like mysteries, tend to rely on subplots to provide depth to books; and […]

Just a quick warning: If you’ve wanted to read the story Such a Nice Girl you’ll want to do it by Monday. I’ll be pulling all the posts of it and starting a new serial: Little Girl Lost. It’s the next story in the Trick Molloy series. One of Club Flesh’s dancers is missing. Her […]

I released 21 Days to a Novel less than a month ago, and you’ve been buying up copies of it as if I was selling gold. I suppose, technically, I am. 21 Days to a Novel will help you put together all the material you need to start on that novel you’ve always wanted to […]

I’ve mentioned both Second Life and my partner, Kat Klaybourne numerous times here. Kat is my webmistress and the graphics genius who makes all the nifty illustrations for all the projects I do online. She’s also the person who pulled me into Second Life, touting its potential for marketing and fun. In Second Life, Kat […]