As some of you have previously read, on Friday, May 24 (through Sunday, May 26) I will be appearing as a guest author at the Alabama Phoenix Festival. Now that I’m pretty sure it is set in stone, I’m ready to share the schedule of panels I will be appearing on. If you’re in the Birmingham…

The digital versions of Rescue OR, Royer Goldhawk’s Remarkable Journal  are slowly appearing online. You can buy a Kindle or Kobo version now. By the end of May, the book should also be available as a Nook, iBook, or physical paperback book. Perhaps you’ve read the Olympia Heights series thus far and are considering giving Royer…

Carly Strickland, my awesome illustrator/cover designer, has a brand new picture book that all nerds should love (and buy for their children, nieces, nephews, and strangers). Mothership Goose is a collection of nursery rhymes illustrated with a vintage Sci-Fi twist. The illustrations are rich, bright, and beautiful, and you’ll see something new on every read….

Read the official synopsis for Rescue OR, Royer Goldhawk’s Remarkable Journal. This image is cropped from the back of the paperback wrap design. Carly Strickland is the genius cover designer responsible for this work of font-glory. She totally works for Indie Authors, so check out her site! Like what you see? Download the book’s excerpt here and…

My awesome friend Anna Heim (Christadaelia for those of you on Deviant Art) is continuing her series of Olympia Heights portraits. Below is her latest work, a portrait of the surly Frank Guerrero, a reincarnation of Ares, god of War. If you like the art, consider buying something from her redbubble store. She specializes in…

Olympia Heights: The Blood of Athens has been out for a while on Kindle, Kobo, Nook, and iPad. Now, you dead-tree readers can put your hands on a physical copy when it arrives in a brown box from Amazon. The paperback includes the excerpt from Royer Goldhawk (also available in PDF here). I would paste…

You’ve heard all about Athena’s ferocious side, why Dionysus is the god of Theater, and how Hades came to be the one rolling in gold. Today we’re going to talk about Poseidon. When Hades, Zeus, and Poseidon (the three sons of Kronos) sat down to split dominions, Zeus got the sky and Hades got the…

I’m back with another little-known-domains post. Previously I told you all about how Dionysus came to be the God of theater and how Athena is not just a brainiac, but a warrior. Today’s post is about Hades, Lord of the Dead, and how he’s not just the god of the underworld. Hades, Lord of the…

Last week I wrote a post explaining how Dionysus, god of wine, came to be the god of theater and springtime. Today, I bring an article about my favorite Olympian, Athena. We all know her as the goddess of wisdom, but how many of you can list her lesser domains? The first thing to note…

 The Greek Gods all have one domain that they are known for more than others. This is the first in a series of short posts about the lesser-known domains of the Gods. Hopefully these will be interesting to my readers who want to understand more about my characters. Teddy Wexler is Dionysus in Olympia Heights….

I wanted to take a moment to update anyone who is reading on the progress of my new series, the Royer Goldhawk series. But first, I would like to say a sincere Thank You to everyone who has purchased my newest book, Olympia Heights: The Blood of Athens this past month. It has been a…

My husband once explained a theory of relationships that he got from his father: You have a bank. You fill that bank by doing things with or for your friends and loved ones. If you’re there with coffee at the ER at midnight, that is worth more than going to see Evil Dead together. Different…