Monthly Archives: July 2014
Prospective Cover Artists!
As I’ve been having a tough time settling on an artist for Bestiary’s cover, I figured I’d let you guys take part in the decision! So, here are the artists I’m considering. Feel free to throw any favorites you might … Continue reading
New Article Up (Strong Female Characters)
Because strong female characters can’t be made out of cardboard: Strong Female Characters
Back to Work!
While I didn’t mention it here earlier, I was busy the last two months doing freelance work for a couple clients (for which I’m extremely grateful!). I had to take a brief hiatus from my regular workload to take care … Continue reading
New Article Up (The Pros and Cons of Outlining)
To outline or not to outline? Which camp do you fall into? The Pros and Cons of Outlining
A New Review of Surviving the Crash!
A four-star review from Horror After Dark: http://www.horrorafterdark.com/2014/07/review-surviving-crash-patrick-rutigliano/
New Article Up (Engaging the Senses)
Because good writing is a full-body experience: Engaging the Senses
Bestiary Production Update #11
After much scraping and scrounging, I’ve managed to get enough money together to pay for Bestiary’s cover art. While I had my eye on one particular artist, I’m waffling a bit and continuing to weigh my options. And furthermore, I … Continue reading
New Article Up (The Importance of Self-Editing)
Because any tool (including Word) is only as good as the person using it: The Importance of Self-Editing
Background on Bestiary – Part Three
Arguably, the biggest theme Bestiary explores is revenge. I’m not talking about anger. Not the quick flood of rage that rushes over a person when he’s been wronged. I’m talking about something far colder and more acidic. Karen Lambert, the … Continue reading
The Third Eye Opened 