Monthly Archives: December 2011

First things first: Because it’s the hol­i­days and I am in the Christ­mas spirit (yes, I said Christ­mas, so sue me), I have decided to make Red Fox a free book. In dig­i­tal form, at least. And pos­si­bly for­ever. I’m … Con­tinue read­ing →

Here’s the truth about book cov­ers — they are really, REALLY impor­tant. A great cover (such as Lying Season’s) will entice the reader to pick it up (maybe explains why Lying Season’s sales last week were through the roof…well, for … Con­tinue read­ing →

Yeah. Lying Sea­son is actu­ally song by Alice in Chains. It was a b-side, so a lot fans don’t even know about it. I loved the song, thought it was fit­ting for the set­ting (Seat­tle, yo) and, well, all the … Con­tinue read­ing →

Lying Sea­son — the fourth book in the Exper­i­ment in Ter­ror Series — has been released today. I’m absolutely enam­ored with the full cover, giv­ing a beau­ti­ful hint at the sex­i­ness, ghosts, chills and thrills that lie inside. Oh and … Con­tinue read­ing →

It’s my 30th Birth­day today *cries* OK, I’m over it. I’m spend­ing my day clean­ing the crap out of my apart­ment — how adult is that? (note this is about as adult as I get). I received some pretty amaz­ing gifts … Con­tinue read­ing →

With all the hub-bub over the release of The Ben­son (my free EIT novella, which you can down­load here: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/112314 — please let me know if you like it) I sorta for­got about Lying Sea­son. Well, no not really. It’s … Con­tinue read­ing →

The free e-novella of The Ben­son (Exper­i­ment in Ter­ror #2.5) is now avail­able online. Here’s the blurb: This short story/novella sees ama­teur Youtube ghost-hunters, Perry Palomino and Dex Foray, inves­ti­gat­ing the real-life haunt­ings of Portland’s infa­mous hotel, The Ben­son. It occurs … Con­tinue read­ing →

You know, I had a bit of down­time today (and when I say down­time, I mean early this morn­ing when I was able to con­cen­trate for a few hours on my books and mar­ket­ing) and I was tak­ing a look … Con­tinue read­ing →