Image via Wikipedia It’s a big transition from working for someone else to working for yourself. Not everyone is cut out for it; it takes discipline and Mad Organizational Skillz. A freelancer doesn’t have the luxury of waiting for the muse to hit. We all know she’s a tricky wench, and she’ll take a hike [...]
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I write non-fiction to pay the bills, and fiction to feed the soul. I also specialize in helping authors to translate online serial work into something suitable for the dead tree presses.
I'm at work on my first novel, an urban fantasy about a hotel run by a Gorgon and a demi-goddess. Occasionally I post teasers.
Check out the "About Me" page to learn more, although some secrets I'll keep to myself, thank you.
If you're looking for boring, you're in the wrong place. That's the next blog over, two doors to the left.
Sit down, read, get comfy. Just don't leave your coffee cup laying around. I ain't your maid.
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