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I’m one of those proud nerds who loves looking at a map when I open a book. So when I created the world of Koleth, of course I wanted to include maps.
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We’re two days and change away from the official release of Mark of the Dragon, the first story in the Urban Dragon series.
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There’s always been some controversy about content warnings, whether they come in the form of #TW: tags, the annoying little black box in the corner of your screen when you’re watching a TV show, or that stupid R-rating that (should) keep children out of a mature movie. Some people call content warnings a form of
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It’s a go-to joke that’s so old that you rarely see an actor depicted who doesn’t spout the line, but it really is important. Every character needs a reason why they do things. Is the villainous henchman a true believer, or like in Iron Man 3, doe he only work with the villains for the
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When I read The Art of Wishing by Lindsay Ribar, I found myself getting angry– a pacing, seething, hissing fury. Not because I didn’t like the book, mind you. I absolutely loved it. And one of the things I loved most about the book is the very thing that inspired my outrage.
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The release date for Urban Dragon is rapidly approaching, so to get you excited, I’m doing a Goodreads giveaway. Who can enter? As of now, only people in the USA. Sorry, guys, but I’ll be mailing these out myself and postage is expensive. What’s up for grabs? A signed copy of Urban Dragon: Volume 1,
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If you’ve applied for a job online in the past fifteen years or so, you’ve probably had to take one of those awful personality tests. You know the ones. They come with statements like “I enjoy meeting new people” and “I sometimes make mistakes”, and then you have to select whether you “strongly disagree”, “disagree”,
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If you’ve been here before, you might have noticed the site’s new look. That’s because we’re unveiling the new cover for the first book of the Urban Dragon series: Mark of the Dragon. What’s it about? I’m glad you asked. Rosario Hernandez doesn’t ask for much. She’d like to sleep on a bed instead of
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If you’re reading this, then it’s because you have access to an internet connection. Maybe it’s on your phone, or in your home, or at your library, or through a friend. Maybe you live next door, or maybe you live oceans away from me. But no matter who you are or where you live, you’re
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After what happened in Orlando this Sunday, I feel I need to say something. But I think it’s more important for me to step back right now. There are voices you need to be listening to right now, and they’re not mine. But I will say this: If you can donate blood, donate blood. If
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Where does a story take place? Sometimes, giving a story’s location is unavoidable. If a story takes place in outer space, on Mars, or in Wonderland, the laws of physics might affect the characters completely differently than they would on Earth. But sometimes it’s not so simple. I’ve had conversations with multiple authors about the
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