The Quadrant | S. Connolly, Anne O'Connell, Audrey Brice, S. J. Reisner
Four Pen Names, Four Elements
The Abyssal Angels, S. Connolly Almost forgot to post this here! If you weren’t quick enough to get copies of Infernal Colopatiron while they were available, you can get copies of The Abyssal Angels, which is an affordable redux of Infernal Colopatiron (available in inexpensive Continue reading The Abyssal Angels
It seems that small, start-up traditional publishers have a lot of misconceptions about independent authors and the publishing industry in general. It’s as if they’re stuck in the pre-2008 publishing era and don’t realize just how much the publishing industry Continue reading Make No Mistake
Online writing communities can be vast oceans difficult to navigate if you’re new to the scene. The wrong community can cause aspiring writers to give up, while the right community can help nurture a writer’s creativity, or boost them toward Continue reading Find the Right Community
A Rising Damp (A Paranormal Horror Short) by Audrey Brice. Coming July 31, 2013. Excerpt: “Wasn’t no animal that killed Eldon Jenkins, Sheriff,” Grandma said, matter-of-fact. The sheriff lifted an eyebrow. “No?” I knew what grandma was going to say Continue reading A Rising Damp (Coming Soon)
My husband and I often talk about the state of the publishing industry and the state of the music industry. This makes sense since I’m a writer and he’s a musician. The topic that keeps coming up over and over Continue reading It Happens to Musicians, Too
Last night I found myself browsing indie books. I love a good indie book. There are a lot of great books out there just waiting to be discovered. The problem is they likely won’t be, and it’s not always because Continue reading Bad Covers: The Dismal Death of A Good Book
Social networking is a rather curious thing. It compels people who don’t even know each other to make connections. In the case of writers (especially niche writers), it often attracts folks who are friend-collectors. I think what annoys me most Continue reading Surreal Tales of Social Networking