[tube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jerYM-Dycz0[/tube] As many of you know, my hubby Luis Escobar is a 19-year veteran artist for The Simpsons TV show. He loves his job, puts a LOT of work into what he does, and he even takes time to blog every week and share everything from artwork to his geeky obsessions. A friend alerted us to a YouTube user who put up one of Luis's parody cartoon GIFs ... View Post
Author Interview: Samantha LaFantasie + Free Book Giveaway!
Author Samantha LaFantasie is spreading the Christmas cheer with a holiday giveaway December 24-26th. Her book, Heart Song, will be available for free download at Smashwords during these days. All you have to do is check out the Facebook event page or her website for details. In addition to sharing with me the deets on her latest giveaway, Samantha was kind enough to give an interview ... View Post
Feature Friday: Interview with Paranormal Author Nicky Peacock
I am very pleased to have U.K. author, Nicky Peacock, join us today. Not only do we talk about her upcoming book release, but we also discuss the business of writing and publishing. This is a must-read for aspiring authors and indie authors! ------------------------------------------------------------- What attracts you to write in the paranormal genre? I’ve always loved the paranormal – ... View Post
Don’t Get Around Much: A Short Story
“Missed the Saturday dance Heard they crowded the floor Couldn't bear it without you Don't get around much anymore...” Jasmine let the vibrato in her voice die down, and then puckered her lips. With precise strokes she reapplied her red lipstick while holding her compact mirror to her face. She held back a grunt when the driver, André, hit a bump in the road. From the ... View Post
The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare: Character Interview with Jane Lewis
Today I have the pleasure of chatting with another character from The Tower's Alchemist (and Dark Rift)--Ms. Jane Lewis. Though her role in the story isn't a major one in terms of "face time," I think she serves as an emotional core to the story, and is one of the greatest friends and supporters of our protagonist. -------------------------------------- Q. Let’s start with a quick ... View Post
Book Review: Year’s End (14 Tales of Holiday Horror)
J. Alan Hartman introduces us to a collection of horror stories to ring in the New Year--and I must admit, they definitely put a creepy spin on the festive holiday. The first story in the anthology, Appointment in Time by James Dorr, made me feel like I was in high school again reading Shirley Jackson's The Lottery. I had to go back and read it again because I needed to know why it ended the way ... View Post
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