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Is This Story Too Big…Or Is The Book Too Small?
Recently, I read two novels that left me chewing over the issue of story size. The two novels were Love On The Run by Katharine Kerr and A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness. Both were absorbing,...
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BVC Announces Night Calls by Katharine Eliska Kimbriel
Night Calls Katharine Eliska Kimbriel “When you have the Gift, your life is not your own.” I was born to a family that harnessed the winds and could read futures in fire and water. Yet my mother kept...
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BVC Announces Ghost Point by James A. Hetley
Ghost Point A book in the Stonefort Stories series by James A. Hetley Eight years ago, Dennis Carlsson returned from Vietnam with a chest full of medals, a head full of nightmares, and a plastic foot....
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Visiting Lucinda’s Pawnshop
I’m pausing in my writing rants to promote a non-Book View Cafe book that will be released in July of 2015 by Bird Street Books. The book is Devil’s Daughter which we—the creative team behind said...
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Let the Good Times (and Reviews) Roll
Okay, I’m going to take my blog spot today to crow just a bit about early responses to my Bird Street Books collaboration, Devil’s Daughter: Lucinda’s Pawnshop, Book One. (With Hope Schenk-de Michele...
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BVC Announces The Queen and The Tower, by Shannon Page
The Queen and The Tower The Nightcraft Quartet: Book 1 by Shannon Page Calendula Isadora (Callie) is an uncommonly powerful witch with a mind for science. But her independent ways run afoul of her San...
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Of Witches and Toe Shoes
I continue to ponder inequality. Or perhaps it’s more than that, an endless history of things unchallenged or questioned. First, witches. My erstwhile significant other asked me the question: “Why are...
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Magical Data
Looking back on all the blather I’ve produced in this blog space over the past year, I realize I am compiling a “CliffNotes” version of novel research. It occurs to me that I should cite my...
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