But first, I feel like we need to define ‘sci fi’ and ‘fantasy.’ I know, I know. Can open, worms *all* over the floor. Arthur C. Clarke said that “…science fiction is something that could happen – but usually you wouldn’t want it to. Fantasy is something that couldn’t happen …
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If you’ve been following me for any length of time, you’ll know I’m terrible at picking favorites. Movies, TV shows, books. I just can’t choose. How can I number my list of top sci fi and fantasy reads for the year in a way that makes sense? How can I …
Continue Reading99c Toccata System Box Set Sale!
I’m running a sale on the Toccata System Trilogy box set — it’s 99c for the time being! I just thought it seemed like a good time for folks to be able to fill their e-readers on the cheap. It’s the complete series, and it comes with a bonus short …
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I get a lot of questions from readers about where they can buy my print books. It’s not just about e-books anymore, even for indie authors! I distribute to all major bookstores, which means that sure, you can get my print books on Amazon–but you can also get them at …
Continue ReadingThe Avengers Fan’s Book List
I don’t know about you, but I love a good team effort. Personality clashes, slippery loyalties, and found family–I just can’t get enough of these stories, which is probably why I love the Avengers so much. The novels on this Avengers-inspired book list might not all be about superheroes, though …
Continue ReadingRetellings: Cued from the Classics
Fairy Tale retellings, ala Marissa Meyer’s Lunar Chronicles, have been ala mode in the book world for quite a while. These days, though, it seems like re-told and re-imagined versions of classic literature are packing the shelves. Here are some of my favorites–and a few more I’d love to check …
Continue ReadingFun Books for Iron Man Fans
When I went to see the first Iron Man film in the theaters, I was far from sold on the concept. But I was living in New York City, it was a sweltering summer, and movie theaters have air conditioning. Besides, everyone kept saying it was cool. So I figured …
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