Writing

She's nine years old, alone on a corrupted moon base, and she hears a song that shouldn't exist. How Kate Morrison became the heart of a nine-book series.

Good dialogue isn't a recording of how people actually talk. It's a magic trick — stylized, compressed, and nothing like real speech.

I've published over twenty books. Here's an honest breakdown of every dollar I spend — editing, covers, ads, and the hidden costs nobody warns you about.

Cosmic voids, vacuum exposure, biofilm mutations, and infrasound. The real science I used to build a fictional horror. Here's what's true and what I made up.

I found my first draft of World on Fire on an old flash drive and made it four pages in. Why nobody wants to read your first draft, including you.

How to format your book for publication in Microsoft Word, and why setting up your document right from the start makes the finish easier.

I spent three months researching moon bases before writing a single chapter. NASA announced a $20 billion lunar base plan the same month my book launches.

Are you a plotter or a pantser? How to figure out what style of writer you are, from dialogue and paragraph length to comma habits.

I've been working on a nine-book sci-fi horror series for the last year. Last Light in the Dark launches June 15th — here's everything you need to know.