New Release

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 […]

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

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

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

Can’t believe we’re only two weeks away from the release of Book 2 of the series, but I’ve been so busy lately, it crept up on me. So, let’s get to the important thing — the cover reveal: He must choose to save himself, or save the world… Dr. Michael Jones, director of the old

Most of you by now are probably aware that I was hit between the eyes by The Lord of the Rings at a very young age, which was my first exposure to classic fantasy. However. Only a few months later, I discovered The Dark is Rising, by Susan Cooper. It is the second book in