A flash-fiction I submitted in 2022. I've included it here, free of charge, for your enjoyment.

Using AI image generation you can depict scenes and people from your book.

A very exciting time indeed. I signed with powerhouse agent, Jessica Berg of Rosecliff Literary.

As an author, I discuss the inspirations behind my novels and their potential future directions. These inspirations have shaped the core concepts of my work, and continue to influence my writing. By exploring new ideas, I hope to develop my writing style further and create even more captivating stories. Reflecting on my past work, I am excited to delve deeper into my inspiration and see where it takes me. The possibilities are endless, and I am eager to explore them with my readers.

I've had extensive experience with pitch events on X/Twitter. Read this before you pitch for my hard-learned tips!

 

Do scary movies get you in the Halloween spirit? I talk about what I associate with October 31st.

I was talking with someone to help draft an engaging query letter with the hopes of drawing the interest of potential agents to read Dishonored, my first attempt at a debut novel. Part of that discussion related to a line describing the book’s setting as “against an Appalachia-inspired soundtrack.” This person, who I greatly respect, said that this was the “language of movies” and that “books do not have soundtracks.” That got me thinking. Can a book have a soundtrack?