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The a draft of the story’s out. It’s up on Netgalley. Before Biting Duck Press begins its editing process, it opens it up to those who may be interested in the story. I wanted to invite any and all to … Continue reading →

The ink on the contract is dry, so it’s confirmed. Bitingduck Press will be publishing my latest YA adventure Out on the Drink this year! I’m thrilled to be working with Bitingduck and their team again. Looking forward to bringing … Continue reading →

It’s a 2-page day, if I’ve ever seen one. It’s January 2, 2017. And from January 1 to June 30, we’re going to write 2 pages a day (500 words). We’re allowed one day off a week. I usually choose … Continue reading →

Well, people, it’s time to start again. There’s a world of words ready for mining, and I’ve had a lovely and productive break since last year’s 2 pages a day campaign. I’m in good shape, and ready to start all … Continue reading →

Uncertain Soldier by Karen Bass My rating: 4 of 5 stars Got around to finishing this one last evening. It’s a great read. Loaded with Alberta history, the story offers a glimpse at the tensions WWII had on Albertans and … Continue reading →

Power Plays by Maureen Ulrich My rating: 4 of 5 stars Power Plays, by Maureen Ulrich, is a lovely read. I finally got around to finishing it last evening. It’s the first of a trilogy. I cared about her main … Continue reading →

January 1, 2016 it all begins. I’m beginning my writing program, and you’re welcome to join me. The goal is to write 500 words a day (two pages), 6 days a week (Sundays off), from January 1 to June 30. … Continue reading →

‘Twas a fine day in Edmonton, where upon did gather 9, yes, 9 Albertan authors for to flog their new books. I being one of the said 9 did a tiny read from my latest tome, Kill Shot. While samewise … Continue reading →

Looking forward to hanging with some serious YA bookies this coming Sunday afternoon. It’ll be a delicious taste of some of the best YA around. And you’re all invited!

A couple of weeks ago, I had the privilege to take part in Young Alberta Book Society’s Taleblazer tour. What a good time! I visited Ecole Sir George Simpson, in St. Albert, and talked to a couple of groups of … Continue reading →