BVC Announces Mama Sasquatch by Irene Radford
Mama Sasquatch by Irene Radford Killer asteroid Kali nearly wipes out civilization on Earth. In the aftermath, isolated communities struggle to survive, finding new rules, rituals,
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BVC Announces Dragon’s Revenge by Irene Radford
Dragon’s Revenge by Irene Radford Stargods Book 3 The concept is sound, the engineering is textbook. This will work. Except with Dragons you have to rewrite
BVC Announces The Dragon Circle by Irene Radford
The Dragon Circle by Irene Radford Stargods Book 2 The concept is sound, the engineering is textbook. This will work. Except with Dragons you have
BVC Announces The Hidden Dragon by Irene Radford
The Hidden Dragon Irene Radford Stargods Book 1 The concept is sound, the engineering is textbook. This will work. Except with Dragons you have to
BVC Authors Send Characters to a Faerie Ball
Three lucky BVC authors got invited to send a character to Queen Titania’s Court for a Grand Midsummer Night Ball. It’s a total hoot! Gregory
Happy 50th Book!
Our own Phyllis Irene Radford celebrated the publication of her 50th book with a party at Orycon 44, the oldest SF convention in Oregon. It
So You Want To Commit Novel: #4 Characters
Originally published July 2010 in a series by Phillis Irene Radford. Ask any five writers how they develop a character and you will get five
Can you say Tame?
Can you say Tame? Originally published 2012 by Phyllis Irene Radford We feed the birds. A cache of sunflower seeds resides in the biggest plastic bucket
So You Want to Commit Novel: The Million Word Myth
So You Want to Commit Novel: The Million Word Myth Originally published in 2010 by Irene Radford The million word myth has been attributed to
Where do Ideas Come From?
Where do Ideas Come From? Originally published 5/21/2010 by Phyllis Irene Radford. Many years ago, when I first started taking my writing seriously, I thought
Author Interview: Phyllis Irene Radford
Phyllis Irene Radford a.k.a. Irene Radford Interviewed by Katharine Eliska Kimbriel Q.) Writers worrying about their sell-through and afraid the last book in their series