As you probably noticed, I missed the Friday blog yesterday. I apologize, loyal readers. To make a long story short, I transported my laptop incorrectly so that it ran out of power in my bag. When this happens my computer tends to get a bit Read More …
Before I begin this review, no I don’t intend to review YA titles every time, but I am a YA librarian in my day job so they represent a pretty big chunk of what I read. Plus there’s some darn good fantasy in YA, so Read More …
If you endeavor to write a fantasy story of your own, heed these words. 10. Thou Shalt Not Have the Same Elves as The Other Guy Yes, you can have elves, dwarves, and other classic fantasy races, creatures or other things in your story, but Read More …
“We do not want any stories that feature a talking sword”. These are the words that inspired my friend Lindsay Schopfer to write the short story Sharp Sword, Dull Sword, which appears in his anthology Magic, Mystery and Mirth. In the book Lindsay describes looking Read More …
If you’re both a reader and a gamer, as I am, you’ve undoubtedly had the experience of finishing a novel, setting it down and thinking to yourself, “Dang. Someone should really make a video game out of that.” I think we can all agree that Read More …
If you’re both a reader and a gamer, as I am, you’ve undoubtedly had the experience of finishing a novel, setting it down and thinking to yourself, “Dang. Someone should really make a video game out of that.” I think we can all agree that Read More …
If you’re both a reader and a gamer, as I am, you’ve undoubtedly had the experience of finishing a novel, setting it down and thinking to yourself, “Dang. Someone should really make a video game out of that.” I think we can all agree that Read More …
If you’re both a reader and a gamer, as I am, you’ve undoubtedly had the experience of finishing a novel, setting it down and thinking to yourself, “Dang. Someone should really make a video game out of that.” I think we can all agree that Read More …
