On April 16, I signed a contract with Silver Knight Publishing for my middle grade book The Wide Awake Loons.

That book felt “meant to be” from the first.  The conception of books is a subject that mystifies.  The Wide Awake Loonsis the only book that I planned in my head before writing…

Today's posting is my fantasy book tab.

Although The House in Windward Leaves starts out on Halloween night, it's about identity. First written as a short story for a Halloween storytelling at The Loft literary center, most of the book takes place on a star where costumes make the kids.

Because children run the star, it’s both commonsense and madcap. There are more moments of humor than terror, having been inspired by Roald Dahl. But the horror on Mistral's…

Fantasy Reviews: Sarah Renee and Catherine Condie

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