I really wanted to complete the full set of audio books. Now I have, with the help of Todd King and his pleasant, child-friendly voice.
The Brassbright Chronicle
Here is a little poem by Willard R. Espy, who wrote wonderful wordplay books in the 70s and 80s.
A short story I wrote last year has been beautifully performed as an audio story for Fantasy Faire radio by the talented voices of MadamThespian Underhill and Caledonia Skytower.
This second novel in the Brassbright series has become more than just a book-to-be. Down the Tubes is my own personal writer's classroom.
Clever readers find many ways to express their appreciation of an author's work. Some of the more creative outlets include fan art, fan fiction and cosplay. Last night during a storytelling event in Second Life, I was delighted to learn that my books have an avid fan.
I recently set up a book shop on Book Island, a region in Second Life that celebrates books, readers, storytellers, authors - if it's literary, it's here. Come visit!
The title is tongue-in-cheek, I say as I post this while wearing fleece pajama pants, a tank top and socks that match absolutely nothing.
One of my all-time favorite readers, Bookworm in Minneapolis, has been kind enough to place my books in Little Free Libraries around her community. And…
Choosing a book's cover art is a wildly speculative, risk-filled endeavor. Authors who are working within the traditional agent/publisher system don't often have a say in the final appearance of their book.