It’s almost 2025 so let's set 25 goals for the new year. Each year I do New Year goals or resolutions. This year I want to change it up a...

It’s that time of year again, the end of the year and the beginning of another, which means it is time for my annual goal recap and...

Prologue The crunch of loose gravel disappeared as the two young men left the overgrown, nearly invisible drive and continued their trek...

It’s that time of year again, the end of one year and the beginning of yet another, which means it is time for my annual goal recap and...

I am incredibly excited to ever so softly begin promoting and teasing the sequel to Roller Derby Vampire Girl. This will also be leading...

The Sun Rises Without You, the Sequel to Roller Derby Vampire Girl Set To Sink Its Fangs into Winter/Spring of 2022 February 1, 2021...

I can't say whether this is true for all writers, but I would imagine it is to varying degrees, especially in fiction.

There is a lot to learn about promoting a self-published book and growing a social media following...

I recently saw a neat post shared on Instagram asking who authors would cast as their leads. Having been involved in castings for several pr

Diving deep within yourself to pull raw emotion straight from your very essence to put pen to paper. You think that’s tough? Try editing.

I’ve probably forgotten more great ideas, witty lines of dialogue, or entire scenes than I will ever actually write.

If you message or comment, just know that it is me you are talking to. I think that it is important.

Roller Derby Vampire Girl wasn’t always intended to be a book. (Or book one of a proposed trilogy if we’re giving this whole speaking things

As a writer, I have two varying preferences. I either must have a well thought out character and tonal driven playlist or complete silence.

That hasn’t been exactly my path, but I have always loved to write and the idea of Roller Derby Vampire girl was loosely based on a dream, b

You can feel free to skip this one. I felt like a brief welcome post was customary, although not necessary.