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Blog postArachnid 2.0 is almost done… the first draft, I mean. I’ve been working on this book for over a year and I’m getting a little worried.
I’m currently knee-deep in Arachnid 2.0, the next story after Vermin 2.0, and I still have a ways to go. Spring is upon me and that was my self-imposed deadline. Oops. My only excuse is I’m having fun and writing what I need to tell the story. I am not an overwriter, but the book is approaching twice the length as anything I’ve ever written before (cur -
Blog postMy first four novels were written based on screenplays I had written earlier, back when I had Hollywood stars in my eyes. The process for my fifth novel is a little different. I have a lean writing style and prefer to not overwrite scenes. It is a style bred from my years of writing screenplays […]
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Blog postYesterday was the Terry Fox Run for 2018. I planned on shaving my head (read about that here.) Guess what…?
It’s all gone, baby! Yeah! Yesterday was a milestone for me. I’m no stranger to short hair, but for most of my adult life I’ve let it grow long. And I’ve never had a buzz cut.
Yesterday I cut it all off at the Great Canadian Hair “Do” at Mile 0 to support The Terry Fox Foundation and Wigs for Kids B.C.
I am packaging up my hair “cuttings” and will be mailing them -
Blog postFor twenty-five years I’ve let my hair grow long (as you can see). I’ve cut it half a dozen times during that span, if that. This year, I’m cutting it all off. And I do mean ALL, right down to stubble. I’ve never done that before. You might be asking yourself “why?”
I’m cutting my hair off for two reasons. First, to raise money for cancer research. Every year I take part in the Terry Fox Run (I walk though ) and I will be setting up a pledge form soon to collect donations. It’s a wort -
Blog postDo one thing that scares you every day. Well, it appears that I am doing two things that scare me each day.
Earlier this year, I decided to write a sequel to Vermin 2.0. Then I got thinking. I know, that can be dangerous. To paraphrase S.R. Hadden from Contact “why write one when you can write two in twice the time?” So that’s what I’m doing. I’ve tasked myself to write two more books in the Vermin series this year.
That scares me. Writing novels back to back. Without pau -
Blog postOn May 12, 2018, I stood with 110 other proud, local authors at the Greater Victoria Public Library as they unveiled their 2018-2019 Emerging Local Authors Collection.
I stumbled upon the GVPL’s program earlier this year as I was doing book marketing research, and I’m glad I did. It’s another venue where people can now find my books. The more eyes on them the better.
Now in its fourth year, the Emerging Local Authors Collection showcases self-published, independent, and small -
Blog postIn order to sell books, my books need to be visible in order to be discovered. One way to do that is through searching on Amazon. Another is through advertising, and in this review, I am referring to advertising through Amazon Marketing Services (AMS).
Each Kindle Direct Published (KDP) book on Amazon has seven keywords (or phrases) associated with it that help with visibility. KDP Rocket is a software product that helps find the best seven keywords to associate with my KDP books. The -
Blog postMy fourth book, Snipped, is 30 days away from official launch! But you can preview it right now.
It’s a book about getting snipped? For real? Yep! Think The 40 Year Old Virgin, or High Fidelity. If you’ve read anything by Nick Hornby or Nick Spalding, or seen a movie written or directed by Judd Apatow, you’ll know the kind of story I’m talking about..
In my continuing exploration of multiple genres, Snipped is a romantic comedy with a twist: The story is told through a male po -
Blog postThat’s no joke. You can read the first few chapters of my books, online, right in your browser. No email required. No questions asked.
I write in multiple genres, so there’s a good chance that I’ve written a story that will resonate with you. Just click on one of the covers below to get reading. Enjoy!
By the way, it would be a lot more comfortable to read the books on your Kindle, sitting legs up in your favorite chair, with a tea, coffee, beer or wine cl -
Blog postMy fourth book will go live on March 31, 2018. But it’s up for pre-order right now.
In my continuing exploration of multiple genres, I take on romantic comedy, but with a twist: The story is told through a male point of view.
Think The 40 Year Old Virgin, or High Fidelity. If you’ve read anything by Nick Hornby or Nick Spalding, or seen a movie written or directed by Judd Apatow, you’ll know the kind of story I’m talking about..
Synopsis: Ted’s life is almost perfect.
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Vermin 2.0
May 1, 2017
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David's Summer
Oct 1, 2017
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Tied: A Street Gang Novel
Mar 29, 2016
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