We’re two weeks away from the release of The Mad Folk of Falconer, story 4 in the Harley Firebird series. That means it’s sneak peek time. Excerpt EXCERPT FROM THE MAD FOLK OF FALCONER COPYRIGHT © TAYLEN CARVER 2021 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED The Mad Folk of Falconer A water leaper was sitting on the doorstep […]
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We’re onto book 3 in the Harley Firebird series, and as I write this, I’m about to roll up my sleeves and write book 4. So far, I’m building in a lot of potential stories that I’ll have to pay off later…but that just makes a far more interesting story, in my opinion. Lots of
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It’s possible this is the first time you’ve seen the cover or heard the title of the latest book in the Harley Firebird series. That’s because I got a bit behind on my writing schedule — a few health issues, and the resulting follow-up medical appointments and tests has taken a big chunk out of
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I have an opportunity to make case hardcover editions of my books available. Which sounds fantastic…if you like hardcovers! There’s an image of a case hardcover book, above. They’re the hardcovers that have the cover image printed right onto them, instead of onto a loose cover wrap (and I *hate* those!). Of course, the hardcovers
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I’ve been waiting patiently to announce this! Recently, I sold a story to Camden Park Press for their Street Magic anthology. The story is “Touched by Faelight” and unlike everything else I’ve written so far, this story is not part of the Magorian & Jones story world. This is a standalone short story set in
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In October 2020, I spent an hour on the phone, helping a fellow author put his self-confidence back together. He’d just released his book for 2020. He’s traditionally published, and NY publishers generally don’t allow authors to write more than a book a year (which is considered amazingly prolific by NY standards). His book is
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Harley von Canmore is back and solving another crime in her new town of Falconer, Alberta. This is the first time I’ve had a chance to mention the book, so let me first show you the cover: And because we’re already only two weeks away from the release of the book, here’s the first scene
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When authors first get into the publishing business, especially if they go the indie-author route, they’re nearly always told to set their stories in the United States, or else feature an American central character. The theory is that United States readers won’t read a book set anywhere else featuring foreign characters. And as US readers
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I’ve been busy! I’ve also been a bit quiet, apart from BookFunnel promo news, but I managed to get a new series developed while I was heads-down. Actually, it’s a spin off from the Magorian & Jones series. So, first off, cover reveal! I really like the cover. It’s got lots of attitude. Here be
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Unlike a lot of paranormal phenomenon, myths and fantasies, Doppelgängers have only been around for just over two centuries, yet the name is firmly entrenched in the English language and western society. We often refer to people who share similar physical appearances as someone’s Doppelgängers. Doppelgängers were the invention of Jean Paul, an eighteenth century