I survived the inaugural Grace Mellman Community Library Book Fair in Temecula, and all I got was book sales, hope for humanity, and fantastic memories.
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Temecula Book Fair, Author’s Log: Supplemental
Meet B.C. at the Temecula Library Book Fair This Weekend
Hey y’all! Quick announcement: for any folks in the area, I have a booth at the Grace Mellman Community Library Book Fair this Saturday (March 21st). So come on down if you’re in or near Temecula this weekend.
Grab some books, say hi, and then get some wine after or whatever you’re into, I’m not your boss.
You’ll also find the debut of RIVEN in paperback! And if you can’t be there because of the tragic limitations foisted upon us all by spacetime, you can order RIVEN in paperback from the digital cyber-realm right here.
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The Games That Inspire My Writing (Part 3)
Last time we talked about my abiding love for the Legacy of Kain/Soul Reaver series, and how it taught me the courage to go nuts with stories (and how it partially inspired my Deadgirl Saga).
This week I’m casting the net a bit wider, with a trio of unconnected but stylistically related games that made me want to write my own epic fantasy series. Alongside a heaping helping of D&D and fantasy novels in my youth, of course.
Let’s get into the business with three beloved 90’s classics: THE SECRET OF MANA, ILLUSION OF GAIA, and the FINAL FANTASY series.
Continue readingThe Games That Inspire My Writing (Part 2)
As an author myself, books will always be my first and truest love. However, video games have been a constant companion, a wonderful form of social interaction, and a port of harbor in this our blighted world. Games have provided a place to rest, certainly, but it ain’t all escapism. Games have always been a key part of my curriculum for story, character, and narrative, and deserve every bit of thanks I can spare.
Last week, I poured a couple pints of e-ink out for my boys, the DARK SOULS games, sharing how they taught me the value of perseverance and the joys of sad dignity. They also directly inspired the newest manuscript I’m working on, gently titled “The Stone Marches.”
This week, we’re dropping DARK SOULS and going a bit lighter: the soul-crushing gothic vampire existentialist masterpiece that is the LEGACY OF KAIN series.
Continue reading“How Can I Help” Added, Take a Look If You’re Cool

Think me or my books are neat? I’ve created a page to finally answer the question: “How Can I Help?”
Check it out for links to review any of the books, do a testimonial, or spread the word. I basically can’t do this without you, the readers. Please consider taking a moment, even just to leave a star rating somewhere.
Your voice can change my life and help me write more books, and it’s never been more appreciated.
Thank you!! Click on the button below to check it out:
DEADGIRL Picked by “The Indie Author Project,” In Libraries
This morning I woke up to great news: DEADGIRL has been chosen by “The Indie Author Project,” and is available in libraries across Riverside County and the state of California in participating locations. I believe it’s also available further than that, depending upon local participation and programs. You can grab a copy here if you’ve got a Biblioboard account.
Continue readingThe George McFly Moment
Figured it was time to commemorate the last “George McFly” moment for the Deadgirl series with a silly little video.
Offbeat YA Reviews GRAVEDUST
The first review is in! Check it out over at Offbeat YA.
“Gravedust is a colossal showdown…a chorus line’s last bow after a terrific performance.” – Roberta R., Offbeat YA
GRAVEDUST Paperback Out Now
Today is paperback release day for GRAVEDUST! Grab it now, for yourself, a friend, or for a medium-sized paperweight/bug crusher.

GRAVEDUST Launch Day
Today’s the day, the end of the Deadgirl Saga! Share the series with your friends and anyone you know who loves reading spooky and thrilling young adult novels. And snark. Lots of snark.
Paperback releases on the 21st!






