From the beginning, I knew that Talia Levin had an uncanny ability to withstand pain. Her story is based in our world, so I knew it wasn’t caused by magic or super cool science. It had to be a real world factor. My first indication that Talia had more than just a high pain threshold …
I fell in love with the US Navy’s F-14 Tomcat when I was quite young. My family started watching the TV show JAG and the pilot episode featured, of all things, female fighter pilots. I was hooked. My favorite episodes were the ones that focused on the jets. Significantly smaller than the airliners I had …
Oh look, it’s the end of Quarter One, and I’ve not done an update since the beginning of the year. (I did say that posting consistently was one of my biggest challenges.) So here’s my overall goals for 2022 again: Write and publish one new Team Colt novel. Edit & re-release the first three books …
Finding the perfect setting for a story can be hard. Settings can change a story from mundane to unique. To this end, I prefer to set stories in places I’ve actually been. I believe it gives the story a greater sense of authenticity. However, sometimes stories need to be set in places that are not …
“Before the truth can set you free you need to recognize which lie is holding you hostage.” Rachel Wolchin Every Monday, I meet with a group of writers from across the globe for the purpose of honing our writing craft. We’ve just started a new book, Creating Character Arcs by K. M. Weiland. The first …
