Tag Archives: angela yuriko smith
Lizards, Spiders & Pirantulas—oh MY!
Some October plans have changed and there’s a new book signing scheduled for Oct. 17 from 1-4 p.m. at Cafe Bienville… with Robin Wiesneth! If that were not enough awesome for you, there will be some delicious incentives added in … Continue reading
Free Monsters!
Just a quick peek in to let you know that Monsters Are Everywhere is officially published and free today… Don’t Worry, Star is free for a few more hours. Monsters is absolutely beautiful and Mary-Anne Leslie‘s illustrations are amazing. Get … Continue reading
Review: SHARKK Backlit Ultrathin iPad Keyboard
After three tries I finally found the perfect keyboard for the iPad: the SHARKK Backlit Ultrathin iPad Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard by this progressive company called SHARKK. I love writing with this new set up. It syncs up to the iPad almost instantly … Continue reading
Journal Jabber – Alicia Sparks – Radio Show 6·1·14
After a few glitches and a lot of learning, the new Journal Jabber shows are starting to come out. Listen in as Alicia Sparks heats things up as we chat about her newest release, “Sin Bin,” hockey and her birthday.
Journal Jabber on YouTube!
Here it is – the first Journal Jabber show in it’s new home, nestled comfortably on the Ember Spark channel. What a great first show as well – four authors of microfiction pit pen and prose against each other in … Continue reading
Christmas Lites is HERE… in my hand!
I just got my paperback copy of Christmas Lites III and I have to say this is the most beautiful anthology I have ever held. The typography and graphics inside are crisp and perfectly laid out. The cover, by Kyra … Continue reading
Halloween Special 2013
Click here to listen. WARNING: SOME EXPLICIT CONTENT Tonight we have a special treat – four authors converge to read their favorite dark tales. Sit back, turn down your lights and prepare to be spooked. The authors reading are Bracken … Continue reading
J.G. Faherty on Journal Jabber TONIGHT!
Listen up! It’s that month, the wonderful month of October when all horror aficionados feel the hair on the back of their necks began to prick like tiny ants marching up and down their tingling spines. Amy Eye has ousted me as … Continue reading
