Well, NaNoWriMo is almost over, and I’m currently sitting at a little over 46,000 words out of 50,000. I used to be notoriously around 10,000 words behind on the very
Well, NaNoWriMo is almost over, and I’m currently sitting at a little over 46,000 words out of 50,000. I used to be notoriously around 10,000 words behind on the very
In part 2 of my contemporary fantasy trilogy, new characters make an appearance, each with their unique abilities and roles in the unfolding story. I am so excited to finally
In part 2 of my contemporary fantasy trilogy, new characters make an appearance, each with their unique abilities and roles in the unfolding story. I can’t wait to introduce them
For the past seventeen years, I’ve taken on a challenge every November known as NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month). With sixteen wins under my belt, I’ve experienced the exhilaration (and
This book has been kicking my butt. I seem to say that about all my books when doing an editing update, but it’s particularly true of Project Elementals 2. Each
Times are tough. Even though the CEO-to-worker balance has been skewed for quite some time now (actually, in 2021, CEOs received about 398.8 times the annual average salary of production
BOOK REVIEW: THE GODDESS EYE BY CASSIDY CLARKE The battle between gods and hosts just got a whole lot more complicated in the third book of the Blood and Water Saga, and I’m
In fantasy subgenres like urban fantasy and contemporary fantasy, there’s a delicate balance between the enchanting allure of magic and the familiarity of the modern world. So here’s a little
When I first wrote The Elemental’s Guardian back in 2011 during NaNoWriMo, I had no idea how my tiny Floridian setting would turn into a worldwide search for elementals. That’s
“It’s a concept coined by some Swiss physician named Paracelcus in the sixteenth century, corresponding to the four elements of antiquity: earth, fire, air, and water. Apparently, elementals are beings