Liana Brooks – Page 15

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#ECCC – Notes From The Con (Part 1)

I had a fantastic time at Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle and wanted to share the highlights with you. First off, can I say how nice it is to have the publisher present at the con? All my books were available but it was nice to have them there…

Emerald City Comic Con 2019

Guess what? I’m going back to Emerald City Comic Con and you can come meet me Thursday evening for a panel and a signing! The panel starts at 5:15 and the signing starts at 6:30. I am bringing extra books so we don’t go through the thing we did last…

Secret Life Of Authors – Confessions of a Hat Wearer

Guest author Terry Newman stops by to talk about hats, books, and life in general.

To All The Tropes I’ve Loved Before

It’s Valentine’s Day and you know what that means? … well, I mean it’s the anniversary of a really big massacre in Chicago during the Prohibition and is fabled to be the day birds mate in the spring, but other than that it’s just a day ending in Y and…

Worth A Watch – Kingdom

Hello, my lovelies, I’ve found another show that earns a place as Worth A Watch. It’s been a while since I posted one of these and for those who don’t know I try to find shows you may not have on your radar because they aren’t from the USA or…

All Snowed In… But I Have Plans To Escape

Winter hit the Pacific Northwest late this year. December was mild. January was delightful. February… *shakes head* I’m writing this Sunday night because I have no intention of being up early on Monday. There’s four inches of snow, the roads haven’t been cleared since it fell on Friday, and the…

How To Write Time Travel

If you insist on writing time travel, your best bet is to wait for someone with tenure and grant money to invent time travel for you. Not only will it keep the science authentic, but you can also use the time machine to go back in time and get published before time travel becomes the next big trend.

The Importance Of Having Friends

Hop in the time machine of memory and go back with me to the year 2005. Picture the place, a small brick-faced house with brown shingles and a strange dark aqua paint on the gutters. The place is central Texas outside Austin. The air is hot, regularly spiking into the…

The Care And Keeping Of Introverts

I am an extrovert. There’s no getting around this fact. As much as I hate get dressed, dragging myself out of the house, and going to see other people I love it. I thrive on conversations. I enjoy meeting new people. I honestly want to hear your life story and…