The Countdown is On

Three days until The Stolen releases to the wild, my friends. Three days. This is the period of time when it feels like I have waited ages for this and also like it snuck up on me out of nowhere. I have waited, to be honest, and then the rest of life handed me a million things and release crept quietly closer. What can I say? I’m still nervous, that’s always true during release. I’m still excited, too. I’m also busy. The Universe really did say, “August is for curve balls, here have some. Also, the possible hurricane is complementary.”

So, that’s where I am right now. First of week of school for my kid, extra obligations, unexpected news, all while watching Tropical Storm Erin make the slowest damn trek across the Atlantic. Also, I just (quietly) celebrated The Song of the Sparrow’s first book birthday a couple days ago. That book and series (Order of Crows) has recently gotten some love, I think mostly thanks to my foray into in-person events this year. Speaking of, I’m looking to add one more in November and probably call it a year as far as that goes. December is a little too extra to try to squeeze in an event. However, I’ve been compiling a list of possible events for next year and I think it will only be bigger and better with this year’s experience under the belt of the Black Feather Press team. At least at the next event I have scheduled in October, I’ll have six books representing on my table.

As always, if you haven’t heard of or checked out the first book in the Fae-Cursed Series, The Nameless is available on Amazon. It’s all about Fae intrigue, Celtic mythology, and some boys in a punk band. What’s not to love? I’ve been marketing the series as fantasy but lately I think it stands just as well as supernatural. Maybe better, woe is my hindsight self. Anyway, I absolutely adore these characters and I hope you do, too.

That’s pretty much the word for now. My other projects are at a bit of a standstill, so there’s not really any news. As one might expect when releasing a new title. So get ready to smash those share and like buttons across whatever platforms you might follow me on. And now … we wait.