Category: Conversations

In May, I posted a conversation with Caitlin Hensley, who was launching the first book in her series, The Inhuman Chronicles. Paranormal Legacy, a Young Adult urban fantasy novel, told the story of a teenage girl who discovers that there is more to her family than even she knows. That novel was followed by the…

I first remember meeting Marrus a while back, when I was going to college at NYU, trying to convince myself that I hadn’t made a big mistake switching out my “safe” major for a creative-focused course of study that was almost guaranteed to grant me a life of artistic poverty. I met her through some…

Giving everyone the heads up. My next guest shall be the fabulous Marrus, she of the amazing art and stories, who lives in the house she and her partner, Jay, built from the ground up, who paints fantastic creatures that spring from daymares and nightdreams, who keeps turning those pictures in her head into a…

Halfway down the crowded aisle in the Dragon*Con vendor’s hall, I spotted the signature backdrop for Twisted Dark – an imposing black, red and white banner with the eye-arresting cover of Volume One. Yes, it was the first day of Con, and I knew I couldn’t buy ALL THE BOOKS, but the comic book junkie inside…

Just a small teaser for the next Conversation, this one with Neil Gibson, the evil genius behind Twisted Dark, Twisted Light, Tabatha, and various other offerings from Neil Gibson Comics. As I mentioned before, I was strolling through Dragon*Con when their team offered me a copy of Twisted Dark Volume One. “Just read the first…

How do you introduce someone like Jean LeBlanc? As a poet? A teacher? A photographer? A philosopher? An old friend? She is: inspiration, guide, mentor, generous editor of works-in-progress and, yes, poet. These words seem ultimately inadequate to describe her. I hope you will excuse the humble introduction, and instead read further to get to know…

About a month and a half ago, I put out a call on the NaNoWriMo Facebook page for authors to message me if they wanted me to feature them on my blog this month. Kat Mellon was one of those authors, and the only one I really didn’t know. She shot me a copy of…

I met Dominique Goodall via a mutual membership in a Facebook NaNoWriMo group, and after striking up a few conversations, invited her to be part of Indie Author Month here on Infamous Scribbler. Dominique describes herself as a “fun, young, wolf-loving writer,” and is in fact the second Brit we’ve featured here. In preparation for…