I’ve begun to see this cover on the internet, and as I was handing out Net Galley e-arcs at Comic Con with the art proudly displayed (plus, there was a huge poster), I think it’s safe to assume that I can show you all the cover to the next Dirk & Steele novel, IN … [Read more...]

For those of you who have never encountered a Threadless t-shirt, I almost hate to direct you to the website—because you will lose both time and money.  It’s a sickness, for me.  I love books and snazzy shirts.  Anyway, there’s a part of the … [Read more...]

Blogging today (and off and on for the next ten days) with Kelley Armstrong over at Babel Clash.  I’m giving away a ton of comic book stuff, so head over there to check it out. Also, Bitten By Books is giving away a full set of the Hunter Kiss series, and … [Read more...]

Yes, finally.  A WILD LIGHT hits shelves today.  Third in the Hunter Kiss series, and a crucial book that advances Maxine’s story in a hundred different ways.  I hope you enjoy the novel, and to celebrate its release I’m giving away the first four in … [Read more...]

Today is Sunday, and the last day of Comic Con.  Everyone, take a breath. Yesterday I had a signing at the Marvel booth (at the same time as Chris Helmsworth...who was so cute), and the readers, as usual, were wonderful.  My panel, later that night, was fantastic as well—we … [Read more...]

Because THANK GOODNESS this convention is almost over.  Listen, I love Comic Con.  I LOVE IT with a red hot geeky passion.  But it has been NUTS this time.  Way more people than last year, plus I’m exhausted.  I spent my last day in Wyoming in the … [Read more...]

Yes, my travels continue.  Bright and early tomorrow morning I head out to San Diego for Comic Con.  I also have a book release next week: A WILD LIGHT, third in the Hunter Kiss series.  Renee Sweet wrote a fantastic review of the book, plus she’s giving … [Read more...]

Last night was beyond words.  At around 8:30 PM we ventured up to the rooftop of the physics building, where the University of Wyoming’s “little observatory” is housed. It’s amazing, but what was shocking to a lot of us is that it isn’t used all … [Read more...]

“Space is big.  Really big.  You just won’t believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is...” - Douglas Adams.  So, it turns out that learning about astronomy with eleven other writers is a lot of fun.  I won’t go into all the … [Read more...]

I’m flying to Wyoming tomorrow to participate in the Launch Pad Astronomy Workshop, which is funded by NASA.  The best description of what it’s about can be found in its tag line: improving science literacy through words and media. Rock on!  Also, … [Read more...]