I‘m about 13k words into my new book, The Ikessar Falcon (estimated completion at 150,000 words), which picks up exactly where The Wolf of Oren-yaro (which finished at 112,000 words and is currently in the hands of beta-readers) left off. Unlike The Wolf of Oren-yaro, where my daily word count (for six days a week) was closer …
I was trying to think about what to write for this scheduled blog post. And as I was doing that, I remembered a walk that I took with my dog–amazingly enough, exactly five years ago. It was spring time and I needed to take pictures for my thesis in college, which involved studying the watershed of …
Now that a few reviews of Jaeth’s Eye has rolled in, I wanted to speak a little about what I was trying to do when I first wrote the novel. (There’s probably some spoilers here, so keep that in mind if you’re already starting on the novel and want to figure a few things out yourself). …
One of my best friends blogs about me. And I didn’t even have to blackmail her this time (I don’t think). But no, really. If you have any interest in historical romance that borders on gaslamp fantasy (YES, this is a thing! There’s even werewolves! And seances! I didn’t even know seance was a word!), …
This novel–I don’t think I’ve ever written a novel that fired up in my head as fast as this one did. I’m already past 40k–hopefully past 50k by the time this scheduled post goes live–with no signs of stopping. I have been told, more times than I care to remember, that Jin-Sayeng used to be …
