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On Kindle, paperback, and audio! Of course I’m super excited, and I cannot wait to hear what you guys think!

And its really, really awesome! Currently only view able by subscribers, but I’ll get a link when I can.

Title says it all. http://thefivehundred.tumblr.com/dick Check out this one too, by-sort-of-my-cousin-and-probably-counts-as-my-cousin-I-don’t-know, Andrew Conlon: http://thefivehundred.tumblr.com/alexi

Luke Daniels, who is reading “A Good and Useful Hurt” for the Brilliance Audio edition, just happened to mosey on into the tattoo shop today. He was a really nice guy, and was as enthusiastic about the upcoming release as … Continue reading →

The publicity work for A Good and Useful Hurt is gearing up, and I couldn’t be much more excited! I will be updating this more frequently as we get closer to the release date, and look forward to sharing all … Continue reading →

Yup, that about covers it. I’ll have more soon, though I promise. http://thefivehundred.tumblr.com/1800

but I kind of miss writing. The quick blast of edits on “A Good and Useful Hurt,” followed by the whirlwind rush of pretty much running through the last half of “Blood Cake Bones” should have left me drained. Now, … Continue reading →

For the last three months I have been participating in a monthly writing challenge. The rules are listed in the link, but in a nutshell, a challenge phrase is listed, and the participants must write a word associated with that … Continue reading →

The long writing project I’ve mentioned a few times on here is finished. Well, not like finished, finished, but I did write an entire first draft, then read and edited it. It is the longest manuscript that I’ve ever written, … Continue reading →

Yup, the awesomeness is starting. I am so pumped right now. http://www.amazon.com/Good-Useful-Hurt-ebook/dp/B005TKD6N4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318019941&sr=8-1 P.S. For those throngs of you checking this thing, haha, I haven’t been updating because I’ve been super-duper busy writing. The marathon is almost done though, in what … Continue reading →