Have you ever read a story and thought that the writer was speaking specifically to you? It happened to me the other night, when I realized with Dr. Seuss.

I just launched a gallery of dragons – a place where you can showcase your dragon-drawing talents. Check it out!

Here’s a simple little quote fader that uses javascript and css, but no external libraries. It’s short, easy to understand, and quick to implement. Enjoy!

Hey everyone, I’ll be signing galleys of Dragon Run at Book Expo America on Friday, May 31st at 2:30. I’ll be in the SFWA booth (#2625). If you get a chance, stop by and say hi!

Sometimes, there’s a world of difference between the “right” answer and the “true” answer.

Sometimes, the cliches are true. Here’s the story of how I lucked into making one work for me.

It can be hard to cut scenes. This is how I get through it.

As a writer, the request to describe your main character should be super easy, shouldn’t it? Not for me.

This thought started with a presentation to a bunch of fifth graders and was finished off by late night fever dreams. What do you think? Am I right?

Have you ever wished a movie was bad? In this case, I would have preferred it to what happened.