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This is me reading "How the Scrinch Spent Thanksgiving," the perfect parody poem for the post-Thanksgiving, pre-Christmas holiday season. Enjoy!
A reading from Fractured Heroes that I did for Bandcamp Friday a while back. Stephen is just an ordinary kid in second grade--or is he? What secrets is he hiding, and why can't his mom remember where he came from?
A lot of us love J.R.R. Tolkien, and there's no doubt that his legacy is hugely influential. But do his works still hold up today? And what can we learn from them as readers and writers? I discuss these questions and more with two friends who are even bigger Tolkien nerds than I am: Corbin Payne and Geoff Matthews!
A good writer must also be a good reader. So what are you reading these days, and how will it influence your writing?
Today I review one of the newest Star Wars books out there, The High Republic: Light of the Jedi by Charles Soule. Writers can learn a lot from this tale of high adventure!
Something happened recently that gave me a fresh perspective on impostor syndrome. I hope today's encouraging word helps inspire you to keep chasing your creative dreams!
A reading from Fractured Heroes that I did for Bandcamp Friday a while back. Four superheroes have a "normal" team meeting--complete with secrets, dramatic tension, and relationship drama. What could possibly go wrong?
In this episode I interview my friend Dr. Tess Martinus--author of zombie drama novel Sam's Town and host of the It's Lit Time podcast. We talk about reading, writing, teaching, zombies, and more!
I was featured on the It's Lit Time! podcast with my friend Dr. Tess Martinus to talk about the ins and outs of superheroes--what makes the genre, why they're so popular, and how they've changed and evolved over time. Enjoy!
We all know we can't avoid tropes in stories. So when can you use tropes, and when should you not? How much is too much? Today's writing tip can help!
A good writer must also be a good reader. So what have you been reading these days, and how will it influence your writing?
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