The Stark Reality of Revisions – Changing History
| April 5, 2013 | Dragonlyre Blog, On Writing |
Sometimes I think that “Seed” will never reach fruition (no pun intended). My novel-in-waiting, “Seed” (one I’ve been working on for longer than I want to think about) is under the knife. I’m cutting ruthlessly. Like Chapter 26. The whole thing. Actually, I’m dumping the current Chapter 26 and re-writing it. And I really liked…
Pulse Pounding Fight Scenes
| March 23, 2013 | Dragonlyre Blog, On Writing |
One of my favorite authors (one I consider a mentor even though I never met him in person) was Louie L’amour. That may seem strange as most of my writing is in the horror/thriller genres. But my first attempts at writing fiction were weak emulations of L’amour westerns. I remember reading an interview he did.…
Why Zombies Scare Me
| March 3, 2013 | Dragonlyre Blog |
I don’t watch much television. There’s not a whole lot on the tube worth watching. Reality shows? I don’t think so. The one show I do watch religiously is AMC’s “The Walking Dead”. The family knows that come Sunday night at 9:00, the T.V. is mine for an hour. Why “The Walking Dead”? Why not…
Ho Ho Ho! Santa’s Christmas Deals on All Fiction!
| December 12, 2012 | Dragonlyre Blog, Ebook News |
Christmas Deals on All Fiction Ebooks! I hear the jingle of sleigh bells, the snort of reindeer, and the jolly laughter of a jolly old elf as he slides his big belly (or forces it) down the chimney, the bag slung over his shoulder chock-full of Christmas deals. Take advantage of Santa’s generosity and give…
