If I Should Die
Peyton Farley has settled into a new life in southwest Montana. Research and fact checking for a local newspaper is a perfectly safe job, or is it? One morning, Peyton awakens and finds a strange man in lace up work boots who is bleeding out on her kitchen floor. As Peyton calls 911 from her bedroom, someone is stealing the body.
Milk Carton People
Milk Carton People is a paranormal thriller about people who suddenly find themselves invisible, able to observe things but unable to participate. Do they go mad? Maybe they find others. It is quite possible that there is no point in being invisible.
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Writerly Wednesday Welcomes Sue Bolich
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In
three days, all power will go off, everywhere for a very long time. What
will you include in your author survival kit?
A “long time” is subjective, but assuming it will come back on
at some point before the riots start… A year’s supply of canned goods, flour,
sugar, and other staples so I don’t starve while I’m writing. A winter’s supply
of firewood because it’s really hard to type when you’re freezing. A generator
with lots and lots of gas, or a solar charge unit I can convert to pump water
for my horses and the house and fire up the laptop. A cow. A lantern with lots
of replacement gas bottles. A stack of notebooks and pens for when the laptop
inevitably becomes impossible to charge. Chocolate. Gotta have chocolate.
And books! Stacks of hard copy books to keep me rejuvenated when I’m not
writing. Continue reading
Writerly Wednesday Welcomes Rudy Ch. Garcia
Where did the idea for the work you are promoting arise?
Ostensibly, The Closet of Discarded Dreams about a world of dreams; two precursors influenced its creation: 1. I inevitably skip reading dream scenes because they lack verisimilitude. Chingau–they often bore into stupid! And since I relish challenges [like a dare to write about an artificially intelligent carpet that takes over the world, using just ice cream; Rudy Rucker liked that one.], in this novel I planted chaos, contradiction and irreverence amidst humankind’s dreamy aspirations. 2. I first wrote this as a short story. Nebula Award winner Edward Bryant remarked that that contained “the germ of something in the vein of magic-realism author Jorge Luis Borges,” inspiring me to novelize it. Then the Northern Colo. Writers Workshop issued a challenge: write a novel in 30 days. It took me 45 for the working draft, 60k words, then years of rewrites. It’s 61.3, now. Hopefully, both Ed and Jorge won’t/wouldn’t be too disappointed in their vicarious-bastard offspring. Continue reading
Writerly Wednesday Welcomes Bob Nailor
Welcome Bob Nailor to Writerly Wednesday! ”2012: Timeline Apocalypse” Buy Link Bio: Bob Nailor’s latest novel release is “Three Steps: The Journeys of Ayrold” through Amazon.com and prior release of “2012: Timeline Apocalypse” (Oct 2010 from 23 House Publishing). He … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012, 23House, adventure, Bob Nailor, fantasy, writerly wednesday
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Writerly Wednesday Special Edition – Live and Let Fly
For a dragon detective with a magic-slinging nun as a partner, saving the worlds gets routine. So, when the U.S. government hires Vern and Sister Grace to recover stolen secrets for creating a new Interdimensional Gap—secrets the U.S. would like to keep, thank you—Vern sees a chance to play Dragon-Oh-Seven. Continue reading
Writerly Wednesday Presents Kari Thomas
Writerly Wednesday has a new web address that will take you to the complete guest list. http://writerlywednesday.com Writerly Wednesday Welcomes Kari Thomas. Bio: I am a multi published author writing mainly in the Paranormal Romance genre. I love the … Continue reading
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Tagged Contemporary Romance, Dragons, fantasy, Magic, paranormal, romance, Shapeshifters
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Writerly Wednesday Welcomes LM. Preston
Bio
LM. Preston was born and raised in Washington, DC. An avid reader, she loved to create poetry and short-stories as a young girl. She worked in the IT field as a Techie and Educator for over sixteen years. She started writing science fiction under the encouragement of her husband who was a Sci-Fi buff and her four kids. Continue reading
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Tagged 99cents, action adventure, adventure, fantasy, lm preston, lmpreston, mg, romance, scifi, writerly wednesday, ya
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Writerly Wednesday Welcomes Sue Bolich
Welcome Sue Bolich, our Writerly Wednesday Guest. I have put my NaNoWriMo up and am a verified NaNo Winner for 2011. Because, I wrote a sort of anthology of Walls that Talk, I may add one House at a … Continue reading