Author name: Taylen Carver

I personally love binge reading, especially if I can do the reading in long sessions — a few hours or more.  If the story is good, then I emerge from that reading feeling like I’ve been away from the real world, and maybe a touch drunk with the immersion into the story world (although, as

It’s been a while since I wrote the second book in the Magorian and Jones series.  Under one of my other pen names, I had foolishly committed to writing an entire series at the rate of a book a month, then capped the stupidity by putting the entire series up for pre-order. The retail book

If you shop at Barnes & Noble, then until December 19th, if you buy one of the first two books in the Magorian & Jones series, you can get the other at a 50% discount. You can find The Memory of Water here, and The Triumph of Felix here. Also, we’re two weeks away from

Hi all; If you’re celebrating Thanksgiving today, enjoy your turkey! If you shop at Kobo and you’re in Canada, the USA, the UK, Australia or New Zealand, then you might want to pop over to Kobo and check out their Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale.  Look for the banners at the top of the site, mentioning

Pain is an interesting thing.  It has magical properties. Back in July, I had pains in my chest, on the left hand side.  They weren’t severe, but they alarmed me enough that I headed to the ER.  A battery of tests and x-rays later, I was told I had indigestion. I changed my diet (radically),

We’re two weeks away from the release of The Badge of Our Tribe, book 5 in the Harley Firebird series. That means it’s excerpt time. Excerpt EXCERPT FROM THE BADGE OF OUR TRIBE COPYRIGHT © TAYLEN CARVER 2021 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED The Badge Of Our Tribe Harley paced the length of the long front room

I’ve ventured off the map–for me, at least.  It took a lot of skull sweat and work, but I’ve set up a Patreon account. I’ve been subscribed to other authors’ pages on Patreon for over a year, now, and I really like the sense of community and value I get from those pages.  One of

This is the third or fourth time I’ve started this post. I keep hitting a problem, every time I start to talk about The Mad Folk of Falconer. I can’t talk about any aspect of the writing, or the research I did to write the book, because anything I talk about will introduce spoilers. As