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Polls and questions: Why do you write what you write?
Polls and questions: this will be fun.
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Video, Audio and Pixels: Hugh Howey hits and This Plague of Days launches...
Wool author Hugh Howey appears on the Cool Podcast Podcast, see some new video and I announce the last episode of my zombie apocalypse serial, This Plague of Days. Episode 5 of Season 1 is now...
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Dystopian Braingasm: For word nerds and horror readers who love autistic heroes
This Plague of Days, Episode One is free now. Grab it free until midnight tomorrow night!
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Breaking Bad and making better storytelling choices
If you want to be pulled into warm marshmallow, read Chicken Soup for Something or Other. I write suspense.
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Ebook pricing, free promotions and you
Here comes the one and only, big giveaway of Season One of This Plague of Days. For two days, it the complete first season of an autistic boy versus the apocalypse. Author/publishers, here's the...
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Defying expectations: When going the other way works.
Can you make a philosophical action story? Will you be punished if you try? If you can do naught else, you're stuck anyway, so I say write what you want and damn the torpedoes. That's probably terrible...
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#VIDEO: Jumping into the Plague of Days serial?
Here's the video of the official announcement of Season Two's launch as a serial. Here comes Episode One. Plenty of options in how you eat it. Be sure to check the covers so you know you're clicking...
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This Plague of Days: Season One arrives in paperback! (Plus stuff for you)
In this pithy and pictorial post, you'll find your next graphic designer, the pros and cons of serialization, a contest to make you immortal and a book to get you through NanoWriMo and beyond. I mean,...
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#NaNoWriMo: Take a chance. Deliver.
A great story can be read aloud in the flicker of a dying campfire. If the story's solid, your rapt audience will worry about the characters in the book. They will be blissfully unaware of the starving...
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