One year ago, Blood Child was officially released. It has been a great year. Thus far, little Blood Child has earned 8-5-Star reviews and spend sometimes on an Amazon top-ten list. Thank you once again. Enjoy chapter 1 of Blood Child. The complete novella is available on Amazon for only .99 cents. Chapter 1 … Continue reading Happy Birthday, Blood Child
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Preview: Blood Child Chapter 3
Chapter 3 Atalik’s body, according to the county records, was interred on his estate in the family mausoleum. The magnificent mausoleum rivaled that of Heinrich Schliemann’s in Greece, shaped like a temple with marble columns and carved reliefs. It wasn’t an original part of the estate but had been built shortly after the property was … Continue reading Preview: Blood Child Chapter 3
Preview: Blood Child Chapter 2
Chapter 2 Em and her brothers were born and grew up at the New York Bathory estate. Their births all took place in the house itself, attended by a midwife and a physician in a room built specially for the receiving of Bath heirs. Their father, Count Atalik Hedrick Bath, insisted on having access to … Continue reading Preview: Blood Child Chapter 2
Preview: Blood Child Chapter 1
Chapter 1 “I am not drunk enough to talk about it now.” The interview I had lobbied over six months for just turned on her heels and walked back into the shadows of the house, leaving the door wide open and giving me an excellent view of her curves. My appreciation for them was short-lived, … Continue reading Preview: Blood Child Chapter 1
Kickstarting Zombies
One of my favorite authors, Stant Litore, has begun Kickstarter campaign to help fund his latest project. Here is it in his own words. If you can please invest in this unique project, thank you. Whether you want to read about a zombie apocalypse in the Middle East in 1160 BC, or in second-century Rome, … Continue reading Kickstarting Zombies
Now the Real Work Begins
So now that I have a good working draft of my novella, it is time to work on ideas for the cover, write a synopsis and all that good jazz. Part of the process includes promoting this page and other social media efforts. So here is my proposal. Once my facebook page gets to 150 likes, … Continue reading Now the Real Work Begins
Finished, Well Almost..
When I wrote the ending for my novella last week, I rejoiced. I openly declared it finished. This is the longest writing project that I have brought to an ending. Moments later I realized that the ending was really just another beginning. Now, I have to run through the draft while I shop for editor … Continue reading Finished, Well Almost..
Preview from Another Pen
A wonderful excerpt from a book sure to become a classic.
Warren Bronck had had enough so he took a rowboat out to sea. He had grown tired of all the jibber jabber, folderol, and twaddle of the populous at large. All he wanted was a place to fish that was all his own. All he wanted was some peace and quiet.
Everyone knows that pelicans are natural fishers of the seas. Everyone knows that they are jovial, even-tempered, celebratory creatures. Warren Bronck was a pelican, but he was none of those other things. If you encountered him in the morning he was usually grumpy. By evening he was normally using a great deal of salty language.
Other than his temperament Warren was a striking figure of a pelican. He was tall, big chested, and had a deep rich voice. To most, he seemed distinguished and charming. In truth he was such a master of the obvious and ironic that no…
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