The Were Chronicles: “Random”, “Wolf”, “Shifter” At a certain level, the line between YA and adult literature becomes so fine as to be totally irrelevant. Yes, there are always some…Continue readingYA and the ‘Real World’
It’s YA; aren’t you embarrassed to be caught with that book? First of all… repeat after me: “There is no such thing as ‘YA LITERATURE‘.” There isn’t. Not really. Not…Continue readingDON’T READ THAT!
My first Comic-con: Day 1 My knowledge of the comic-con phenomenon came from the legends of my tribe, the nerds and the geeks and the science fiction and fantasy people…Continue readingThe geeks and the nerds
Flavorwire asked a number of “Feminist Writers” to recommend books “Every man should read.” My opinion wasn’t solicited. Perhaps it’s just that I’m not considered the card-carrying feminist that my…Continue readingMust Reads for Men !
I wanted them real. I wanted the reader to start glancing nervously at the person sitting next to them on the bus or the subway and starting to wonder whether…Continue readingIs she a Werewolf? or a Wereboy?
I’ll be at “The Author visits” all week, the first stop on a blog tour for Random, the first book in The Were Chronicles, my new YA series. There will…Continue readingA short story? Hell no!
Claire Fallon talks about words so overused that they’ve become meaningless and offers 12 examples. Do you agree? Disagree? Have an addition? Awesome! ~~~~~ The Most Influential People In 3500…Continue readingLiterally unique. Really?
From a Fantasy Literature interview sometime ago. How would you distinguish, if in fact you do, the writing you do for adults versus the writing you do for YA? Is…Continue readingI don’t write down