Newsletter March 2025 - Spring Sprung
The silence was excruciating as I watched their eyes scan back and forth as they read. No one showed any emotion, and the silence went on forever.
The silence was excruciating as I watched their eyes scan back and forth as they read. No one showed any emotion, and the silence went on forever.
Mostly I have to grow some of the scenes from the antagonist's point of view so her side of the story is more complete.
I feel like I'm reading--in the words of my child--"an actual book".
If I were pitching Under the Diamond Moon as a movie, I might say "Raiders of the Lost Ark meets The Matrix"
I decided to turn a picture of me into a fake book cover advertising the fact that I'm looking for an agent. (Psssst, tell your friends!)
Hello everyone, Thanks for sticking with me on my writing journey. Not gonna lie, I struggled to write this month for several reasons. A central theme of my story is our climate crisis and how we (humans) often do the wrong thing when given a choice about how to confront
I'd have given a spoiler warning, but that's what usually happens in books, so not really a surprise.
Hey everyone, I admit that when I thought about writing a novel again after 16 years or so, I feared that I wouldn't be able to do it. Well, as I write this newsletter on the morning of August 30th, I've managed to write every day
I wanted to see if I would lose interest in the story if I overthought it before writing. Well, quite the opposite happened.
Hi everyone, June was another slow month for writing. It marked the end of the school year for the kids and a long family vacation. But we're back now and my younger child is excited to have the time to help me lay out the scene list. On
So far I've only gotten one blank stare when I described my "techno thriller, but the tech is magic".
I planned a final adventure where you find out that he's a mind flayer feeding on your brain.
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