Last night I was an observer to a really great sci-fi story. Fully fleshed out characters, settings and plot all rolled into a dream.

Typesetting is something I greatly enjoy doing. Taking a book from just plain manuscript stage to book format is pure magic!

I'm either going to be called super dedicated to one story or really crazy because I write myself into a loop trying to finish an epic quest

So, I have come upon a bit of a new quandary while writing Surge. As I sat at my café today writing the next instalment....

It became obvious rather quickly that Little Doc had performed the boarding process several times before and partook in it now....

So, the other day I was sitting down to write the next chapter of Surge and I suddenly realised that I had no idea of the internal structure

The sword hissed by Tyrin’s ear. With a twist he glided past the swing, allowing his bare foot-paws to carry him...

Well, here I am, geeking out about my own imaginary world. Where else to do that but my own blog I suppose.

Tyrin bounced eagerly down the long hallway towards the departure room. It was always a treat to visit the shipyards....

So a problem that actively arises from trying to remove oneself from the zeitgeist of the "online world" is that I don't get every side...

I thought that in light of the recent events surrounding the banning - or removal - of several of Dr. Seuss' books from publication...

Light glossed over a round bed and the tiny curled up figure therein.

I'm not sure if people really believe me when I tell them I've been writing the same story since I was a "little girl." But I have.

A book signing is a great occasion to celebrate.

Short story - The Boy by the Bridge.

Review of Into the Mists Trilogy by Serene Conneeley.

On the hill outside our town, was quite a large tree. By no fault of its own, it had grown to look quite grotesque.

Some general thoughts about agents, the publishing world and writing.

Welcome to KML Publishing. All things start with a new beginning. This is mine.