I was afraid this would happen. I’ve spent too long in edit/publish mode, and now that I’m trying to use July (and Camp NaNoWriMo) to jumpstart the alpha draft of The Dragon, my fingers are stalling. Writing really is a habit that you can’t let yourself get out of. Big duh, right? I’ve heard variations … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: July 2013
Why Superman is Still Not Relevant (Yet)
Like so many others, I saw Man of Steel. Unlike many others, I went primarily because Hans Zimmer did the soundtrack. Alright, alright, to be fair, I also went to see if Christopher Nolan could do anything to make Superman compelling. As I’ve told a lot of friends who are sick to death of me … Continue reading
Lessons learned
This has been a long time coming. Too long, I’ll admit. I’ve known I wanted to be an author since I was six years old. Then I procrastinated for twenty years. D’oh. Most of that time was spent frolicking amongst projects that never could quite hold my interest. There were a couple large ones that … Continue reading
I am a published author. (!!!)
Holy e-books, Batman, I get to call myself an author now! Here are all the places you can get The Thief: Amazon Kindle store (still showing normal price of $2.99) B&N Nook store (still showing normal price of $2.99) Smashwords has every other format (for FREE) Pretty pretty please rate and review it! The more … Continue reading
Aine Crabtree 