What? Who hires a ghostwriter for fiction? I know, right? I frequently get asked that question when I’m on writing panels at conventions. And
I read a column one morning in CodeLikeaGirl (on Medium) in which Kira Leigh eloquently expressed the sheer scariness of pursuing a career as a
I’ve never sat down and counted all of my ghostwriting/editing clients. Every once in a while, when I go in to clean up my file
I have been a full time writer since 2005. During that time, I’ve penned eight original or shared-world novels, had six of them published, the last
I used to think I was a jinx. If I loved a series of books, it would go out of print and the author would
This article features my answers to several questions from the Catholic Writers’ Conference Online that I participated in for several years. They deal with the
I found this question from an attendee of the Catholic Writers Conference I spoke at for several years an interesting one with a number of
This question from the Catholic Writers Conference dealt with how I handled the complicated subject of heresy. Q: Have you ever had a story dictate
Q: Do you agree that religion influences culture? Does culture influence religion? If so, how much do or should you take that into consideration while preparing
More Q&A from the Catholic Writers Conference I participated in as a non-Catholic guest speaker. Since I’d raised the issue of the age of a
Greetings, World-builders! Here is another question from a group of Catholic writers at an online conference I spoke at several times as a non-Catholic guest.
Today’s question from the Catholic Writers Conference Q&A deals with projecting historical religions into the future given the pluralistic nature of global society. For any
With religious and cultural turmoil at the center of four of my fantasy novels (the Meri Trilogy and The Spirit Gate), I was pleased to
