Trey Stone’s new book, ‘A Death Worth Living,’ offers a reflective exploration of memory and personal experience rather than conventional entertainment. While writing, Stone discovered a deeply autobiographical narrative, prompting him to confront recollections of his past. This thought-provoking work engages readers, inviting them to reflect on their own memories and emotions.An Interview with Trey... Continue Reading →
Book Review: ShadowBane by Cal Logan
Book review of ShadowBane, by Cal Logan
I Signed The Contracts – Two New Books In 2025!
I signed contracts for two new books - both of which are coming in 2025!
A Busy And Beautiful Summer
Well, well, well, if it isn't my sworn enemy - summer! I had to go back through my archives and check because I couldn't actually remember when the last time I wrote a blog post was - and it turns out it's almost a month ago! Isn't it weird how having time off to relax... Continue Reading →
Short Story Contest! – Something Or Other Publishing
Last year, I had the honor of being a curator for the Something Or Other Publishing annual short story contest in the thriller and horror category, and this year it's back! There's plenty of prizes to win and loads of ways to enter, check out the official call for submission below: Something Or Other Publishing... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Dragon And The Butterfly by Abby Simpson
A historical fiction masterpiece! I went into this not knowing what to expect. Despite being an archaeologist by trade and being generally fascinated by history, AND having studied in England, I knew nothing about Matilda and William, whom this book is about. I do love books though, and I realized last year that I enjoy... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Mage Breaker – New Release from Sean R. Frazier
First came the magic. Then came the aliens. Ellyne is the Golden Gunslinger. A veteran of wars. A historic, almost mythical figure and a hero. And she's so sick of it all. All she wants to do is hide away. To go by her days, unknown and unnoticed, drinking in Victor's pub and trying to... Continue Reading →
It’s Slow Going These Days
I don't know what happened. I was so motivated after the summer. We went on vacation, spent some time away resting and rejuvenating, and I felt like I came home with newfound inspiration. And then... I never did anything with it? Lately, it's been feeling like every day is the same. Like I'm just spinning... Continue Reading →
Career, Goals & A New Book – An Interview with What We Reading
Recently I had the great pleasure to sit down with What We Reading and talk about my career, goals and my latest book - A Form Of Revenge. We talked inspirations, successes, and what it's like trying to put a book out into the world. I'd be honored if you checked out the interview. You... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Dorylaeum by Bryan R. Saye
The second book in The Crusader Chronicles book and what a sequel it is! When I read Saye's first book in the series, Storm of War, I remember being surprised by how captivating the story way. Being an archaeologist by profession, I often find that I don't enjoy historical fiction and mysteries as much as... Continue Reading →