Thanátou and Mörderin (The Blood Witch Saga) out now!
I’m that person who has trouble focusing on a single task at a time. I grew up with the need to be in constant motion, to always be doing something and “sitting” didn’t count as “something”. Even in high school, I had to have music or the television playing in order to focus my brain
I feel like there should be something witty or comforting to say right now, but the world around us is falling to pieces, people can’t work, can’t make money and the bills still come. All around me people who work in stores and salons and theaters are filing unemployment claims to try to scrape by
Looking for a gift for someone who loves to read? The entire Shades and Shadows trilogy is available as a complete set for your loved one’s Kindle (or your own). For the first time, you can own the complete story from the beginning before violence and xenophobia tear a country apart, through a sort of
As I was looking for a book, I came across a small cache of copies of Through Shade and Shadow with the original cover. If you recall, when we released In Gathering Shade, we redesigned the cover. So here I sit with a bunch of the old covers and I thought that would be a
(image via http://streamline.filmstruck.com/) I will admit that I have had a lifelong fascination/obsession with vampires. It started young. I remember watching Salem’s Lot when I was just a wee eleven years old. I’m not cognizant of any significant vampire related moments prior to that, but I have very vivid memories of watching it on TV in
I’m not really sure where January, February, March, April and May have all gotten themselves off to, but I hope they’re having fun. It seems like just a day or two ago I was struggling to remember to write 2017 on things instead of 2016 (or the inexplicable occasions where I wrote 1996….what?), and here
I have a confession to make. I have never been to a book festival or convention or other celebration of books. Not as a reader, certainly not as a writer. Some of the reasons for this are fundamental issues of who I am, namely the agoraphobic part of who I am. Large crowds, even mediocre
May 1st, it’s one of the “big ones” for most modern Pagans. Beltane is a celebration of life, the awakening of the earth, the dancing of the maypole, the fervor of frenzied mating that calls out to all creation that now is the time to seed the fields. Many of my Pagans friends were up
Right now, you can pick up a kindle version of my first book, Forever, for absolutely nothing! Yes, you read that right. Enter the dark world of Amara, born both human and vampire, caught between two worlds and struggling to be true to herself. You can also visit the book’s page on Creativia.org to learn
Wednesdays are hard, aren’t they? It’s all hands on deck to push this week up over that hump and we’re already tired from Monday and Tuesday, so it feels like twice as much work. Today, in San Francisco, the air is wet. It isn’t exactly raining, but the fog lies low and it feels like
Natalie J Case 