To celebrate the release of Sha’Daa Facets, we are having a release party Friday May 15, starting at 4:30 PM. Everyone is welcome.
Click here to join (assuming you have a Facebook account!)
Regards
Wayne Borean
Thursday May 14, 2015
Sha’Daa Facets is now on sale. It includes a story by yours truly that was an absolute joy to write. The publisher’s blurb says:
Over a century ago evil crossed the barriers of reality and entered our world. Dispersing itself across the Earth among an eclectic array of jewelry and microcircuits, this darkness has interacted with much of the most heinous and atrocious acts committed on our planet to date. But now, after decades of secrecy, the truth of this covert and eldritch intrusion has now been exposed to the light of day. In an epic that spans oceans, continents, and dimensions, the personal accounts of those who have come face to face with the unimaginable are now released for your reading pleasure. SHA’DAA FACETS offers up 24 frightening and macabre tales of the past and present, penned by some of today’s most imaginative authors.
Buy lots of copies so I get rich!
Regards
Wayne Borean
Sunday April 26, 2015
If you are a fan, you probably know what the Hugo Awards are. At least I hope you know…
A lot of people never finish NaNoWriMo. They hit the hump, and don’t know what to do.
Knowledge? Bet you’re wondering what I’m talking about 🙂
First I’m going to quote a Billy Joel song:
I’ve been stranded in the combat zone
I walked through Bedford Stuy alone
Even rode my motorcycle in the rain
And you told me not to drive
But I made it home alive
So you said that only proves that I’m insane
Now you’re probably really wondering where I’m going. I do have a point though…
Continue reading “NaNoWriMo – Knowledge or Write What you Know”
Someone posted a question about Outlining on Facebook. I answered them, and then realized that other people may want to know how to do it too, so….
Was in Haileybury yesterday, and had my camera with me. The boat above is supposed to have been the boat owned by Leslie McFarlane, who wrote the early Hardy Boys novels. He spent a good part of his youth living near my home, and one of his early jobs was reporter on the local newspaper, the Cobalt Daily Nugget for the princely sum of $8.00 per week.
The point? Anyone can be a writer. Even someone from a small town in the far north.
Yes, the books do say Franklin W. Dixon on the spine. Franklin W. Dixon was a collective pseudonym used by a group of writers hired to write the Hardy Boys series.
Leslie McFarlane is a local hero.
Regards
Wayne Borean
Sunday September 28, 2014
Thinking about what you are doing, is important. It doesn’t matter whether you fly by the seat of your pants, or plot like a maniac, knowing what you are doing matters. Take Point of View…
Continue reading “Just Another Writing Book – Chapter 3 – Thinking about writing – Part 01”
Besides writing, there are lots of other things involved with writing…
Continue reading “Just Another Writing Book – Chapter 2 – Tools – Other Tools”
A bunch of us have been discussing book ratings…
Through the Looking Glass 
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