In my first blog post of the year, I noted my writing and reading goals for 2025. (Insert link) By checking in every so often, I can keep...

My first novel interview is coming in tomorrow. It's on Sunday, March 23rd 2025, from 7:00-8:30 EST. The interview is courtesty of FIYAH....

Nurit doesn't remember her birth family, but knows her name is Hebrew. This sparked her interest in Judaism, and she's eager to...

Simple ways to increase your story's chances of acceptance.

A photostory where Sulla shares an edible memory.

The least favorite feedback I've ever gotten is "you should pair your novel leads together." To this non-advice, I kept saying "she's...

A neurotypical beta read my work and took it poorly. These are my thoughts on the matter.

Memories of growing up with dysgraphia and being a dysgraphic author.

A side story with the leads from my novel, "Walk on Grey Ruins."

About the playslists I used to write my novel .

Hyperlexia is a gift, not a pathology. Here is my experience.

I'm not a fan of new year resolutions. From what I can see, people stop following them within a month or two. Moreover, I'd rather set up...

What I did this year, writing wise.

Once I got my author copy of "Walk on Grey Ruins," I made some celebratory/promotional shots. Enjoy! The lead, Sulla Her guardian,...

It's slush reading season. Something about approaching the manuscripts with a hot tasty beverage in hand helps me get into a literary...

Executive dysfunction is a trait of autism, ADHD, and possibly other forms of neurospiciness. For me, it occurs when too much information...

AI generated stories have given me respect for Jim Theis. For those unaware, "The Eye of Argon," by Jim Theis, was published in OSFAN 7...

"That looks nothing like me." "Walk on Grey Ruins" is out now! Order at: https://books2read.com/u/mdapOW

All Sulla knows about her past is she was buried alive with enough magic in her blood to damage her body.   As a baby, the Fey used her...

My brief overview of a series I adore, Spice and Wolf