Time for a character interview with the other main character from Prince of Shadow and Ash! I think she was relieved to be able to talk freely. Welcome, Adelaide. Are you ready for this? Not sure what to expect, but I suppose. To begin, what is your full name and Read more…
Character Interview with Regulus from my WIP romance fantasy duology Prince of Shadow and Ash. I’ve sat Regulus down to ask him some personal questions so you all can get to know him better. He’s not thrilled, so be nice. Regulus’ responses are in bold. Welcome, Regulus. Are you ready Read more…
Why does one of my main characters have a prominent facial scar? A rough pink scar ran diagonally across his right cheek, from under the outside corner of his eye, down to the corner of his lips before it curved down his chin to his jawline. His upper lip pulled Read more…
Hey, all! It’s been a minute. Clearly, I am doing exceedingly well at my resolution to blog once a week. Sigh. Oh well. Life trudges on. Life Update I am working suuuuuuper part-time from home doing social media/advertising stuff for a small Colorado-based company. I also just finished a big Read more…
Happy Monday! (If such a thing exists.) I decided to do one blog post for this week’s #WIPJoy prompts! Let’s dive right in. 4. Things to see in your WIP (aesthetics welcome!) Swords. Lots and lots of swords and daggers and knives… I have an addiction, no lie. Also dresses—I Read more…
Happy February! Over on my Instagram, I’m participating in the #WIPJoy challenge, hosted by Bethany Jennings and SD Grimm. But I wanted to talk a bit more about today’s prompt, things I love about my work-in-progress, than really works on that platform. I also decided to combine it with tomorrow’s Read more…
Happy New Year’s Eve! 2018 is ending, and a new year with new adventures is nearly upon us. It’s a time of reflection, and a time of looking forward. I haven’t done resolutions in a few years, but I felt like it’d be a good way to prepare myself for Read more…
In a creative writing dry spell? Here are three ways to try to get the creative juices flowing.