We've been witness to Grendel's mother and her secrets. We've looked into the mind of Unferth. We've even gotten brief glimpses into Beowulf's adolescence. But what about Grendel? He's seemingly the heavyweight monster, aside from his mother and the dragon. Most people link his name with the epic poem before anything or anyone else. What … Continue reading Even Monsters Have Mothers …
Month: September 2016
Why I Chose an Indie Publishing Company
I've got a lot going these days when it comes to my writing, and my relationship with SSP. I was featured in "Unleashing the Voices Within" earlier this year. My own anthology, "Reaper," will be releasing in the coming months. "Man Behind the Mask," an 80's slasher anthology written entirely by women and including my … Continue reading Why I Chose an Indie Publishing Company
Flash Fiction Saturday- Beowulf: The Midgard Horrors Part 2
A peasant woman, so to speak, Appearing frail and old and weak Became the measure to ensnare, As Gandolina donned grey hair And called forth children to her keep, Alone, to make their parents weep. The village where she came to dwell, Enveloped in nightmarish hell, Could not foresee the damage done To every daughter; … Continue reading Flash Fiction Saturday- Beowulf: The Midgard Horrors Part 2
Flash Fiction Saturday: He Came Home
We both knew he was going to sit up. Lord knows, we’d sat in my living room time and again, lights off, knees up to our chests, watching Michael Myers slice and dice the babysitters and their boyfriends. More times than I could count. So we knew. Of course we knew. Still, when he did … Continue reading Flash Fiction Saturday: He Came Home
My Halloween Addiction
Like most people, I have my weakness, the monkey on my back; an addiction that I can’t cure, even if I wanted to try. If there were HA meetings, I’d have to go weekly, if not daily. But I’m not in denial. I say my name with pride and hold my head high! My name … Continue reading My Halloween Addiction
Getting to Know Grendel’s Mother …
Last week Beowulf took center stage. His youth will be explored again, but today's post has two parts. The first deals with Grendel's mother. As a lover of all things dark and fantastical, she has always appealed to me. As a child, I remember thinking, "Why doesn't she have a name?" Perhaps you've wonder this … Continue reading Getting to Know Grendel’s Mother …
The Voices Within — FREE today only and hit NUMBER ONE
Beowulf: The Midgard Horrors
Getting ready for the release of Beowulf: The Midgard Epic has been a blast. In honor of its pending drop date, I've begun crafting this segment of flash fiction to tie in as a prequel. If you're like me, Grendel and his mother have always been a point of fascination. This tale gives a backstory … Continue reading Beowulf: The Midgard Horrors
Beowulf: The Midgard Misfit
Ever wondered about Beowulf's childhood? I have. Many times as a child I sat and pondered where his strength came from. Who was this mighty warrior who brought down beasts and dragons? This mini epic touches base with some early escapades of the mighty Geat. (pronounced Yay-ut) Getting ready for the upcoming release of Beowulf: … Continue reading Beowulf: The Midgard Misfit
What Being a YA Author Means To Me.
In my last post, I shared that I was coming back to the book world after my health issues. I am still dealing with them but for me writing books is an outlet and I really do enjoy being a YA Author. Back in 2010 when I first had the thought of writing my first … Continue reading What Being a YA Author Means To Me.