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Have you ever needed to write something, but you didn’t know how to get started? As a professional writer, I face that problem daily. Luckily, I’ve discovered a super-simple way to organize any writing project. And I’m about to share…
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Who doesn’t love comic books? They’re the perfect way to get kids hooked on reading. And face front, True Believer, ’cause grown-ups can enjoy ’em too! In fact, here’s the sensational Stan Lee to tell you all about it: So…

A new five-star review for The Spider Thief, Part 1: Stolen Memory: “Fast paced, thrilling, smooth and beautifully written. The very beginning captures you, takes you in and won’t let you go.” Read the review on Kelly ‘Steam’ Renée’s Book Blog…
SFSignal.com is hosting a giveaway of The Spider Thief, now in paperback! Win it on SFSignal.com > Many years ago, I lost several crucial minutes of my memory, and in that time I almost died. There’s a funny thing about having your…
I’ve talked to dozens of best-selling authors about their early years, before they were published. And the similarities between them are striking. On average, they wrote about half a dozen unpublished manuscripts before they sold a novel. (By the way, this is what I call the Myth of the First Novel. Because it’s hardly ever…
I’ll let you in on a secret: readers want your character to change. They know, deep down, that your character is unhappy with the status quo at the beginning of your book. Something is terribly wrong in your character’s life, and things can’t keep going on this way. Something’s got to give. Readers fervently hope…