In which the writer reminds every artist to be fierce with their craft.
In which the writer discusses that taboo topic, failure.
Me And My Muse Episode 144
In which the writer offers up an anecdote that explains why he writes without a net (aka “pantsing” – but not in the 80s-era tugging down of someone’s pants in a crowd).
Me And My Muse Episode 143
In which the writer talks about breaking the rules with narrators.
Me And My Muse Episode 142
In which the writer discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has illustrated how we depend upon art and artists to make life a bit more tolerable.
Me And My Muse Episode 141
In which the writer discusses the importance of revisiting older work, and how learning from your earlier mistakes can make you a much better artist.
Me And My Muse Episode 140
In which the writer discusses how to create an effective book blurb.
Me And My Muse Episode 139
In which the writer talks about the pandemic, fear, and other bits and pieces.
Me And My Muse Episode 138
After many months of patience, love, care, and edits, my quirky romance novel, Hopetown, is finally live! This has been very much a labor of love – literally and figuratively. It also marks a few transitions in my life as I’ve had to say goodbye to my long-time editor, Mary […]
Hopetown is live!
In which the writer discusses using pop culture references.
Me And My Muse Episode 137
In which the writer discusses original ideas and how to create them. Also … a cover reveal for his upcoming Devil Dog Press novel, fEaR.
Me And My Muse Episode 136
In which the writer discusses separating the art from the artist (and what it’s not always possible).
Me And My Muse Episode 135
In which the writer warns about overthinking your art.
Me And My Muse Episode 134
In which the writer discusses the importance of the writer/editor relationship (with a little scoop on his latest work).
Me And My Muse Episode 133
In which the writer discusses how ego is the enemy of art.