I would like to think that I have been making slow but steady progress, but in all honesty, the slow part has been slower than a snail climbing a glass hill. And I won’t even comment on the steady part. In a sense, I, like so many others, would like to blame the coronavirus lock […]
I, like so many others, am sequestered at home. As a writer, this is not actually a bad thing, nor is it unusual for me to spend days on end locked up in my home. I no longer have a full time job to go to, I don’t have to go to a client’s office
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No, this isn’t a reference to a Glee episode. It’s an explanation of why I have been so lax in maintaining this blog. Of course, I could always use my usual excuses: laziness, insecurity (“who would want to read what I write?”), and extreme pre-occupation with working on my novels. Fortunately, this time, I have
Yes, it’s more than a week into the New Year. I admit I should have been here seven days ago, but what can I say? I was busy. I just published The Vacillating Vigilante, I am in the process of getting The Wasted Womanizer published, and I am working on the draft of The Xanthic
Yes, two new books are coming! The Vacillating Vigilante will be released in time for Christmas and The Wasted Womanizer will be released in early January. The Vacillating Vigilante pits MacFarland against a vigilante who is taking the law into his or her own hands. No one doubts that the people the Vigilante kills deserve
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I am working on the re-write of The Vacillating Vigilante. Re-writing is always a challenge, and I’ve heard some writers express a dislike of re-writing. But for me, it’s a chance to see my novel in its entirety, to make sure that all the threads are woven into the appropriate fabric, and to see how