Hello my lovelies. Today I have a special treat for you in the guise of a guest post entitled Create Activity. This post is all about creativity, having shotguns stuck in your mouth, and smashing in the teeth of self-doubt. Oh yes. It will surely be a bloody battle, but you will rein supreme! It
I’m very excited to announce the very first review of my debut novel! Joanna Parypinski gave it 8 out of 10 screaming zombies, and had wonderful things to say. Take a look HERE. The limited signed hardcovers are running out quick, but there are still many paperbacks to be had!
Word came down from Bad Moon Books that the signed limited Hardcover edition of Soundtrack to the End of the World is moving FAST! There aren’t many copies left, so if you’ve been thinking about getting one of these bad boys, now’s the time. As an added bonus, I’m giving away free ebook copies of
I’m very excited to announce that Mercedes Yardley interviewed me for Shock Totem’s website, and it is now available for your perusal. I discuss things like Monster in my Pocket, my perceived cognitive capacity, and Pen Mustaches. Go on, have a look. And don’t forget to enter my Goodreads contest to win a free copy
I received my contributor copies of the paperback version of Soundtrack to the End of the World! As you might expect, I am very excited. So excited that I made a new video to show off the novel. So excited, that I’m doing a new giveaway! Hell, even if you already have it, enter anyway.
You should know by now, my blog titles are pure nonsense. I mean, unless you consider my coffee-drinking llama rocking out to fresh jams irrelevant. So, hey. Listen. Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. Transition from random Wizard of Oz reference to writing news. I’ve gotten word from he/she/it that the paperback
The Soundtrack to the End of the World kinda-sorta-mini blog tour continues today with my post on Ye Olde Inkwell. I talk about how writers are a gaggle of lunatics. And Ramon Noodles. Go forth and be nutty.
You may not have noticed, but I’m currently doing a blog tour to promote Soundtrack to the End of the World. Sure, weeks pass in between each of my guest posts, but that was by design. In my last blog tour, I realized that my near-daily posting had the opposite effect I desired: rather than
It’s not often I feature guest posts on my site, but when offered the opportunity to relinquish the helm of this coffee-fueled insanity rocket to Red Tash, one does not decline. One merely steps to the side, smiles, and says, “Presenting, the one, the only, the often imitated but never duplicated: Red Tash!” And
For your viewing pleasure, I offer you two versions of the reader-conducted interview, in which I answer questions posed by you. Questions include the following: Zombie Apocalypse: Fight or Flight? What music inspired the writing of Soundtrack to the End of the World? Your hair is long; did you grow it yourself? What is your
