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Horror’s Not Dead
…is it? I like to read horror novels (shocker, I know). They’re my favourite night reads, nestled under the covers and with a hot cup of tea on the nightstand. And though I don’t read horror...
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Brave New Novel
This is it. My novel is DONE. What you’re seeing here is my baby, all dressed up and ready to go. I’m lucky enough to have a good friend editing (and as an indie, helpful friends are EVERYTHING); this...
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Guess What Came in the Mail…
Crooked Little House comes out on Tuesday! I’ll be doing a giveaway on Facebook, and you have to be a fan of my author page to enter. Swing by and show me some “like”; giveaway details to follow once...
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A Love Letter, From Me to You
Thank you. If you’ve ever read a single one of my stories, if you’ve come to be a friend online, if you found me two seconds ago and you’re wondering who the hell this chick is (hang around, I’m fun,...
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A Team Effort with Imaginary People
Writing a novel isn’t easy. There are moments of doubt about the overall book. Crippling, terrifying doubt. (This idea is stupid. I am stupid. None of this makes any goddamned sense.) You pick your...
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Crooked Little OPEN House
Hey guys! Some of you haven’t yet stepped foot inside my Crooked Little House, so I thought I’d hold an open house for #WorldBookDay. Please pardon the mess. It’s a little run down: the roof is old,...
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“What’s Inside” Goes Audio!
This is one of the most flattering things that has ever happened to me. Last week I was approached by a voice actor interested in doing a reading of my short story, What’s Inside. I listened to one of...
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First Signing of 2018!
Indigo North London 86 Fanshawe Park Rd, London Ontario January 27th 12-4 PM Are you in the area? Come say hi! Updates and news (and an excerpt!) can be found on my Facebook page.
View ArticleI broke. But I’m not broken.
I broke. There’s a difference between breaking and being broken. To break is to fall apart. To shatter. To BE broken is to linger in that state: pieces on the floor, jagged edges sharp and untouchable....
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