Today I have the privilege of being one of a handful of places online to offer you a glimpse of the cover for the upcoming fantasy novel, Yorien’s Hand by Jenelle Schmidt. I’ve really enjoyed the first two books in this series, King’s Warrior and Second Son, so suffice it to say that I certainly endorse this series. If you …
Welcome to the brand new format for my newsletters! In this new format, I’ll just be sending out a short excerpt via email and inviting you to read the full letter on my web site at www.djedwardson.com. In this week’s episode I share about how I’ve handles some recent setbacks with my latest novel. Check out the state of things to come both on my site and writing wise by clicking over and visiting my site. See you there!
I have a confession to make. I’m a bookwalker. Okay, so I know that’s not a real word. What I’m talking about is walking and reading at the same time. It’s not the safest way to read a book, I’ll admit, but it’s an invaluable practice to a time-crunched reader such as myself. I’m not the …
Ready for another round of Six Degrees? Then here we go! If you’re new to the series, did you know you can also join in the fun by posting about a book and its characters on your own web site? You can find the details on the Six Degrees main page. Or if you don’t have …
Well, I’m coming down from the rarified heights of last month’s reading pace to feature only a single book on my nightstand this month. But though you can’t tell from this picture, Five Enchanted Roses is actually a “beast” of a book when it comes to size. Clocking in at almost 500 pages, I believe it will take …
This quote perfectly captures the essence of an author’s life. …of making many books there is no end Ecclesiastes 12:12
Oh my, I’m doing the Alice in Wonderland rabbit trick this week, running a little late on my Nightstand post. They are supposed to go out on the first Wednesday of the month, but this week I’ve been fairly frazzled with home improvement projects. I barely noticed the calendar change, that’s how out of it …
Robin Hood hits dead center when it comes to excellence in fiction. It does not read like mid-twentieth century novel which it is.
