Some characters live.  Some characters die.  It is up to the author to choose which.  Or is it? If a book is done right, it is up to the story itself whether a character should live or not.  Readers may

First, books 1 and 2 are on sale through Monday!  Pick up the kindle books here. Next, what we’ve all been waiting for . . . . Rebel Deception is now available on Amazon!  It is the third book in the

Now that you’ve been awed by my word-crafting abilities (or not), I wanted to share my foray into drawing my characters with sharpies.  On cardboard.  This is my attempt at designing book covers.  (Notice that my book 2 cover idea

Am I a reader who likes to write, or am I a writer who likes to read? I certainly read a lot.  An author recently wrote that 12 books was plenty to read in one year.  I just can’t fathom

This may seem like a strange concept, but math and creative writing are similar in my mind.  When I was at CSU and told people I was getting a double major in Math and Creative Writing, the other students thought

Names are tough.  They can be the second-hardest part about writing a book. Author names: As an author, my name is a pseudonym.  That’s not even the whole story.  My first name is correct, but my last name is more complicated