I have so many things going on right now it’s slightly dizzying. So please check here or my social media often to see what to expect next Today is the beginning of a blog tour for Flux, which releases September 6. You can preorder it now. That gorgeous cover is by Reese Dante. Blog stops …
Look at this beautiful cover by the talented Reese Dante! You can click on it for the bigger version. Equipoise is the final book in the Ennek trilogy. It releases November 29, but you can preorder now. Here’s the blurb: Ennek, the son of the Chief, and Miner, a former slave, have escaped the totalitarian …
I’m a university professor. I don’t teach writing or English or anything of that ilk–I teach criminal justice, in fact. But now and then, when my students are groaning about having to write a term paper, I mention that I’m also a fiction author. “In the span of time I’m asking you to write a 10-page …
If you haven’t already, check out Amy Lane’s post, and my part 1 and part 2. After Amy and her intrepid family went home, Q and I went to our hotel in Placerville. The Cary House was built in 1857. It originally had three floors, but then the owner found gold in the basement (how …
I had a couple of wonderful days of adventures. Before you read this post, make sure you check out Amy Lane’s blog and my part 1. After leaving Foresthill, we caravanned to Coloma, which involved a drive down a lovely twisty road that was really fun in my Mini. You’ll have to ask Amy whether …
I was pulling out photos for this post and realized I had 27 I wanted to share. So we’ll do this across a few days instead, okay? In the meantime, you should definitely check out Amy Lane’s wonderful post about our group adventures! And the thing is, Amy is amazing and so is her family. …
I have a treat for you today! If you’ve listened to Treasure or The Festivus Miracle, you’ve heard Joel’s wonderful range of voices. And now he’s been kind enough to answer some questions. Please join me in welcoming Joel! Could you tell us a little about yourself? Welllll… I record all of my m/m stuff …
You’ve seen my bookcases. Now it’s time to see what my family has. This is my husband’s nightstand. I find his contribution to the family book collection unacceptable, especially since these are his only books. Tsk tsk. The older daughter helps make up for her father’s book inadequacies. Her room …
This is part 2 in a 3-part tour of the bookshelves in my house. This is in my study. It’s a bit, um, crowded. Most of the books are double-stacked, plus there’s spillover on the little table on the right. Then we have my Spike figures (and his friends), my postcard collection, and various bits …
I thought it would be fun to lead a bookshelf tour of my house. Due to the large number of books involved (nope, we don’t have a problem; no, not at all), I’ll post over a few days. Let’s begin with the case where I keep some of my most prized books. The top shelf doesn’t …