In a town where the line between the commonplace and the miraculous is terrifyingly thin, an unlikely duo must unite to hunt a spectral predator before the local secrets consume them both. Moondog and the Reed Leopard is a clean urban fantasy crime fiction novel by British author Neil Mach. It is the first book in the popular Moondog series.

She cleans up after murderers and she steals their secrets for pleasure — but now, a lethal serial killer is hunting her,... and her only ally is the CBI agent she once crossed! This is the story of the Bedevilment of Bertie Lunn ...

When a woman sets out on a explicit mission for erotic connections, empowerment is achieved by de-linking sex from validation...

This family comedy centres around Blayz, an adorable youth with a remarkable sense of perpetual happiness. He’s the Peter Pan of the neighbourhood. Delve into his inner workings, and explore his day-to-day coping mechanisms. Notice how he refuses to become subdued or suppressed. Even when everything is turning against him! But will his luminous spirituality last forever? Or will his natural beauty become overshadowed by the forces of darkness?

What makes human writing distinct from A.I.-generated text? Here's how to write like a human: write about dissociation, confusion, and melancholy in your fiction to stand out from the a.i. intruders >>>

Writers often reach a stage in their writing projects where they feel bogged down, stuck, or simply unmotivated. What steps can you take to reawaken your interest in your project and revitalize your creative juices? Here four ways to move your book project forward >>>

The clutter of thoughts and the hustle-bustle of a busy life can sometimes lead creative people astray... here are five easy methods for self-connection >>>

I've started a collection of illustrated talks that I call my 'Years of Consequence' presentations. Below is a list of my currently available Years of Consequence talks and details about how you can book a talk for your association, group, or community event...

In my interview with B. Marcus Walker, we discuss how a writer can allow his characters some degree of free-will, and we talk about developing a convincing system of magic...

People often describe me as an eccentric, and truthfully, I’m pleased to wear the label. I don’t consider the word to be any term of ridicule, though I realise some folks poke fun at me behind my back; but I don’t care! What is an eccentric, anyway?

A writer's theme is the central idea that binds all narrative elements into one unified body... here are some more details >>

What is dream narrative? It's a plot-driven framework of jumbled ideas that arrives 'presented' as a series of events that have identifiable characters and believable themes, yet these events appeared in a dream. ..

My interview with R E Holding covers world-building tips, insights into what she describes as ‘world-building sickness’, magic system development, and editing techniques...