Bookonomics 101: The 7-Day Work Week
Last night I called my parents and gave them a gentle reminder that I had released a new book. My Mom was excited, as always
Pacing Yourself As A Writer
When I published the first Warden and Sensation novels around May of 2013, I was more than a little nervous. I really didn’t know what
This Is How You Become Great…
…You hang your balls out there. For those who don’t recognize it, that’s a near-quote from the Tom Cruise movie Jerry Maguire. (The actual quote
New Book Release: Infiltration (Kid Sensation #3)
At long last, Infiltration: A Kid Sensation Novel (Kid Sensation #3) has been released! (As usual, I released both a paperback and ebook version.) This
Bad Books, And Why They’re Good For You
Recently, I was drawn into a discussion about bad books and the policy that some people have of returning them. Personally, I’ve bought thousands of
Continuing Your Education As A Writer
A few years ago, the New Orleans Saints won their first Super Bowl in dramatic fashion. Although leading the Indianapolis Colts 24-17 with roughly three
Writer, Where Art Thou? Stop Making Yourself Scarce to Readers
My wife recently came home extremely flustered by her shopping experience at a new grocery store. Apparently, there were several items on her list that
Book Sales Update: Crossing the 10,000 Unit Threshold
Back in August, shortly after I released Mutation, I had to go out of town and found myself away from the computer for a few
Book Review: The Machinist Part One: Malevolence by Alexander Maisey
Shortly after I began self-publishing in earnest earlier this year, I noticed a disturbing change in my behavior: I became so focused on writing that
New Book Release: Warden (Book 2: Lure of the Lamia)
Hot on the heels of Extraction (which was just published two weeks ago), I’m happy to finally be able to say that Warden (Book 2: