Watchers
I did not realize when I started this book that it was considered Koontz's finest work to date. Immediately the book draws you in. I had no idea what to expect, and as the story...
Writing, Reading, and the Future.
A place where I talk about the words I've written, the words I've read, and everything in-between.
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Prop Threading
What could weights possibly have to do with writing you wonder? I'm glad you asked. As I am reading a lot of highly regarded books, one thing I notice is that any item worth...
Book Reviews
This Is How You Lose the Time War
I heard a lot of good things about this book, so I think I went into it with too much expectation of what I thought it was, and without doing enough research to see what it was...
Recursion
This was the second Blake Crouch book I read, and like the first one, I enjoyed it. I always find there is a bit of suspension of disbelief that has to go on with his books and...
Children of Memory
Okay, book three really pulled me in a lot harder than book two. We introduce yet another creature that has evolved. Now I will say, that does kind of strain the credibility of...
Children of Ruin
So this book was a bit all over the place for me, and I have a lot of mixes feelings on. The plight of the octopus were just kinda bizarre and the whole story felt like "creature...
Children of Time
This is the third Tchaikovsky book I've read and I finally had to dig in and find out more about his education, and sure enough, now I understand why his description of how...
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Scene Blocking
I’ve been doing some serious rewriting and I’ve been focusing on what things slow us down when we write, and it got me thinking about painting. If you’ve ever seen a person paint,...
Welcome to the New Blog
Every author gets around to doing the needful — creating a website to talk about their journey in writing. The best time to create your blog was that time long ago when you should...