Reader questions again, because there were a lot of them the past two months! Keep them coming (Jennifer keeps a thread in the Facebook group going for reader questions for me). Q: What is the biggest accomplishment you have achieved
First, to all my Texas readers—I hope you’re out of the path of Harvey’s destruction and flooding. Stay safe. Second: time to answer reader questions again! This time, we have quite a few so I’ll be answering some of them
Time for more reader questions and a few notes! Q: Since you are now indie, do you plan on any other new books outside of the known series that are currently being released? Will you be writing anymore non fiction
You’ll notice that I’m not posting my A Year of Marymoor today. I’m going to have to move it to Monday because Marymoor’s Concerts in the Park are now in full swing and Sundays are kind of…impossible to get around
Reader Questions Taking time to answer some more of your questions! Q: How do you like being an Indy author. What has changed for you and has it been an easy transition? A: I LOVE IT. Seriously, I had no
It’s time for Reader Questions again! Q: Have you considered a series about Vanzir and Rozurial? A: No, but you can find stories about them in Otherworld Tales (which contains the two Men of Otherworld collections). I’m afraid that will
Time to answer reader questions again! Julia asks: Will you ever visit Ontario Canada anytime soon? Also will we get to learn about Chai’s history anytime soon? Answer: Hi, Julia. No, I’m sorry—I don’t foresee much travel in the coming
Time to take Reader Questions again! I’m answering some of the questions you ask on the blog and on my Facebook page/in the Facebook group. Charles asks: Will there be movies based on the Otherworld Series? Answer: Well, I’ve answered
Q: Who is the most challenging character to write and why? A: Well, there are several. In Otherworld, it has to be Delilah. She’s the least like me, for one thing. And she annoyed me crazy-bad for the first few
Q: Are you ever going to do a book tour? A: Not really—book tours are rapidly becoming things of the past. For one thing, I have to pay for all the transportation and lodging, and with so few people showing