I have just created previews of Revenge Sworn!

You can find the first scene on CreateSpace. Or if you prefer, you can read the entire first chapter on Authonomy or on deviantArt.

This is only my second draft. It is possible that it will change drastically or not at all. I would be very happy if you would tell me what you think of it so far. You can comment on either sites, or here. Enjoy!

I was just reading a couple of posts discussing world building and outlining over on Science Fiction and Fantasy Novelists. Here are the links to Part 1 and Part 2.

As I was stumbling through YouTube I found several fan-made videos with very, very nice music in the background. With a bit of research, I discovered the creators of the music were X-Ray Dog Music. They help release my creativity from its prison.

I was ask a few months back to create a book cover. What better way to make use of deviantART than that!
And so, after many hours slaving over my graphic program. It is done. And the book has been published too!

It is important for writers to remember that in order to be published one day, you need to write first! And the best way to do that is to develop some good habits.

Alright. I seem to function better under pressure, so here goes.

Revenge Sworn will be in the shops by December 2011. I can't tell you what the cover will look like, but I will make sure it goes on sale before the end of the year.

GoodReads.com is an international social networking site for readers. An they give us, writers, a very good chance to promote our work.

I have recently discovered this wonderful site. This is why I haven't been writing here, if you were wondering...

You know what, I've done it. I've actually written my 50,000 words.

Now I can display this proudly!

You know what, I've decided to take part in this competition this year as an incentitive to help with one of my novels.

I registered on the 1st of November and things started well, but then my computer died on me. I'm now quite a few words behind. Anyone willing to chear me on?

After all this is the traditional way to start something to do with computer, isn't it?

The name's Mindspark. I've decided to start blogging because everyone else is having their say, so why shouldn't I?

Please note that I'm not looking to antagonise anyone, I just want to have a place to rant and rave if I feel like it and somewhere to jot down my ideas. You're welcome to try and change my minds on particular subjects, but shouting doesn't work with me...