Writing in a series has at least one basic difference from writing a standalone:starting with book 2, you have to allow for the reader not ...

 My first two published novels, The Sixth Discipline and its direct sequel No Safe Haven  are now for sale as paperbacks.  Here are the ne...

I was the third of four children, and when my mom got stressed and wanted to yell at one of us, she would often yell all our names instead o...

The one drawback to using Smashwords as a portal to other retailers ( iBooks store and the Nook store are my biggest non-Kindle markets, ...

So, here is where we are in Buxton World: King of Trees is now on iBooks as well as Kindle and Nook . The Nostalgia Gambit is still ...

I got a wonderful email the other day, from a reader who was requesting the free story I offer via this blog. It was the kind of email auth...

I haven't been checking sales reports on Smashwords lately, so I don't know if they did them all on one day or three days in a row, ...

There has a been a huge kerfuffle on the web lately about online book reviews. The New York Times had a story about a man who created a pay...

Over on the SFBooks review blog, reviewer Anthony gave No Safe Haven 3 stars.  He noted the multi-threaded plot, and the emphasis on famil...

So far all my reviews have been for The Sixth Discipline , but since the Books and Things reviewer showed an interest  I sent him the seque...