I’m getting messages and comments from a bunch of readers about Burden of the Soul, and keep those messages coming! I love hearing what you think and about your reading … Continue reading
Sometimes I liken writing “for pleasure” to working out. You always feel amazing after you do it, but man is it tough to get yourself going. Particularly when it’s not … Continue reading
To bring you all up to speed, a couple months ago I made a drastic decision… to cancel cable and internet in my home. I KNOW! It was shocking and … Continue reading
At first it was me – a wink-and-a-smile way of saying you can find a little bit of me in these pages, which you can. But now, the term A … Continue reading
I love it when reviews of Burden of the Soul start off with simply “Wow!” They’re floating out there on the Web, on Amazon and Goodreads. Also in my email … Continue reading
I’m going to cut Google some slack here and make it really easy for you guys… (Most popular search phrases for my blog) Is there a sequel to Burden of … Continue reading
This summer I’ll be participating in The Warrior Dash here in Michigan, and for those who are unfamiliar… there will be mud, there will be obstacles, there will be fire, … Continue reading
A very interesting article about how the publishing tides are changing thanks to the digital revolution! Don’t Be Fooled: Big Publishing Hates Competition.
Thanks to all of you who helped us get the word out over the weekend about Burden of the Soul, and remember… every share, every review, every recommendation makes a … Continue reading
So right now the eBook version of Burden of the Soul is available for free download in the US, Canada, UK, France, Denmark, Italy and Spain and I want to … Continue reading
I’ve been so humbled and just so shocked by the reaction of readers to Burden of the Soul. Thank you to each and every one of you that has taken … Continue reading
I’m so honored for Burden of the Soul to have been the debut review for new YA blogger, Leonie Gleadall! And such an insightful review, too. Some of my favorite … Continue reading
It’s hard not to engross yourself in the first reviews from readers coming in about the book that has lived like a second personality in your mind for years. Most … Continue reading