Author: RachelABrune

  • A lonely voice…

    A lonely voice…

    Well, not so lonely, just rather neglected. My blogging has left much to be desired, but then, to be honest, so has my ability to add to my word count for Steel-Toed Blues. In the past month, I’ve spent a large amount of time traveling for the Army Reserve, doing Army Reserve things, traveling home,…

  • Guest Post: Michael G. Munz

    About two years ago (holy cow, this blog is old…), I hosted author Michael G. Munz as he debuted his novel, Zeus Is Dead: A Monstrously Inconvenient Adventure. Fast forward a few years through the ever-changing, entropy-laden atmosphere of the modern publishing industry, and Michael found himself in a position that may be familiar to more…

  • Introducing: Scribbler Coach

    Introducing: Scribbler Coach

    Introducing a new service: Scribbler Coach! Currently offering a full suite of coaching and editing services for writers and aspiring writers.

  • A Conversation with Dan Jolley…

    Welcome back! Today, the guest here at Infamous Scribbler is artist, author, and game creator Dan Jolley. His latest novel, Gray Widow’s Walk, is the story of an angry young woman, Janey Sinclair, and the powers she must learn to control, before they end up consuming her. Today, Dan discusses being a multimedia creator, good…

  • Want to read Cold Run?

    As we swing into summer, I’ve put up a giveaway for my second novel, Cold Run. (In case among the three or four regular readers of this blog, I have one who hasn’t yet read it…) Like Soft Target, it’s set in the cold and dark of winter, which makes it the perfect foil for…

  • Enter to win!

    While you’re waiting for my Web site to emerge from its chrysalis, I want to let everyone know I am running a giveaway for Soft Target. Five, signed paperback copies are available–all you have to do is click on the link! Goodreads Book Giveaway Soft Target by Rachel A. Brune Giveaway ends June 15, 2016.…

  • Out with the old …

    …in with the new. In the next few weeks, the site may be up and down for maintenance. Basically, I’m trying to tie together the core parts of my writing and coaching business, streamline the inner pages, and pop it all back up in a visually consistent and easy to navigate manner. And by “I”,…

  • Flash Fiction … Maps

    I made a terrible mistake when I subscribed to Chuck Wendig’s blog. Now, every Friday I get these little writing challenges emailed to me. Sometimes, I’m able to read and file(writing coaches need prompt ideas), but some other times, an idea comes swinging its way out of my head, demanding some screen time. This Friday’s…

  • Merely This and Nothing More: Poe Goes Punk

    A few years ago, I found myself a little disenchanted with some of the writing groups on social media. It wasn’t that they weren’t fun–they were, but so distracting–or they weren’t filled with interesting people–they were, but again, so distracting… I found myself spending way too much time on social media wondering why I was getting…

  • Introducing “Black Lightning,” from K.S. Jones

    About Black Lightning: Life moves on — no matter what… Following his father’s puzzling disappearance and his mother’s death, ten-year-old Samuel Baker goes through the motions of living in a world turned upside down. He wears an Apache talisman, a long ago gift from his father, in hopes its promise of strength and guidance is…