First off, let me thank the wonderful Kim Fielding for hosting me here today. Sins of Another, my second publication (first full-length novel!) was just released yesterday, and I’m still incredibly excited! One morning Padrig Kennedy comes home to find his partner, Nick Glenfielding, in bed with another man. Shocked, hurt, and vulnerable, Padrig flees …
I have some treats coming up in May! Buried Bones, the sequel to Good Bones, releases May 22. More adventures of Dylan the hipster architect werewolf and Chris the sexy redneck next door. I’ll also have a short story released, The Gig. For those of you who wanted a little more from Travis and Drew …
I’m guest blogging about my geekiness today. I have photographic proof: http://pantsoffreviews.blogspot.com/2013/04/guest-post-kim-fielding-is-geek.html?zx=28bf35d8b5ca0a91
Couple things for you today, as I enjoy my time in Chicago–and meeting some really wonderful Dreamspinner authors and staff! –There’s a free ficlet starring Travis and Drew from Speechless, in honor of the Day of Silence: http://harmonyinkpress.com/silence-speaks-louder-by-kim-fielding/ –Do you love the cover Paul Richmond made for Brute? Then you can vote for it (and …
I Love the 80s When I look back at pictures of my parents in their youth, I can’t help but ask, “What were they thinking?” Bell bottoms? Plaid? Bouffant hairdos? My parents went through middle/high school in the 60s. Two decades later, it was my turn to embrace the current fads, and boy did I …
Thanks to the lovely Eli Easton, my Love Has No Boundaries story now has a cover! Thank you so much, Eli!!
I just arrived in Chicago and it’s been a trip back in time. I was born in the suburbs here but moved when I was 8. I’ve been back only a couple of times, most recently 18 years ago. So I get in the cab and they’re talking about traffic on the Stevenson Expressway. I remember …
I am still madly working away at my Love Has No Boundaries story. I’m at close to 25k words now. And here’s a little (unedited) teaser for you: The storm had wetted the sand much farther inland than usual, and it had tossed piles of debris. He poked his toes at the huge snarls of …
Finding Inspiration in History For the professional historian, history (however one chooses to define the term) is a living, breathing entity. It thrives whether human beings are at their worst or at their best. It is both a lived experience and an intangible figment. Many people treat history as though it is an absolute, but …
I’m visiting L.J. LaBarthe today to talk about magic. There’s an excerpt from Night Shift too. What else have I been up to–aside from miserable spring allergies? I just finished the second round of edits on Buried Bones, the sequel to Good Bones. And yesterday I saw the draft of the cover, which I love! …