It’s been a while since I popped in to update you all on various writing efforts I’ve got underway. No time like the present, right? I had a bit of a streak (couple of weeks) where I was in-between projects, but by and large I’ve been in full writing mode for the past long while. […]
It’s finally official! I signed a contract last week with Sourcebooks for two more books. What does that mean? It means, if things go according to plan, I should have another book out next year and one more out the year after that. Of course, I’ve learned that in publishing, things don’t always go according
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Hey! Remember me? I’m through the holidays officially now, and so I should be back at the blog more regularly. There’s a ton I could write about today, but instead, I’m just going to write a little note about an aspect of historical fiction that can be frustrating at times. Facts. I know I still
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While I was out in Utah at Dragonsteel Nexus, I had a chance to watch Brandon Sanderson deliver his keynote address on the opening night. His topic? Can AI Be Art? Here’s the video of the event, and I think I set it up to start at the keynote. (If it doesn’t work, just go
I’ve been writing every day now for more than twenty years. And in that span of time, I’ve constantly found myself setting lines in the sand that felt like they would prove that I had finally made it. I’d be a full-fledged author. The first one was easy: I’d need to have a published book.
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