Fiona Skye's Blog

I hope you’ve all been enjoying Short Story month. Here’s my last offering, a recent story about one of the bad guys in my Revelations Trilogy. It takes place approximately three years after the end of Silver Shackles, and is part of a longer anthology that I’ll be publishing towards the end of the summer. The […]

Have you been enjoying Short Story Month? Drop me a line and let me know! Today’s story is about what happens when aliens get sick and tired of improper grammar. Enjoy! When the phone rang at midnight, I knew it wouldn’t be good news. Who phones at that hour, besides cops calling to say that […]

Hope you guys all liked last week’s story, Tools of the Dragon. Here’s this week’s offering, a story about what happens to the average high school history teacher when an ancient, bloodthirsty, Irish god takes up residence in his head. Once, I was a god. I had worshipers and power beyond imagining. I had women […]

May is Short Story Month. (As an aside, I’m uncertain why the original organizers of this event picked May. You’d think they would have picked February instead…) To celebrate–or perhaps observe is a better word–I’m going to be working exclusively on short stories this month, attempting to write one a week. So far, it’s not […]

My newest book, Child of Clay, is set to be released on April 21, 2017. It’s the first in a series about a ghost-hunter who discovers hidden truths about who she is and how she has the power to shape the future of mankind. It’s currently available for pre-order on Amazon. Today, I’m debuting both […]

On today’s blog, I’m lucky enough to feature an excerpt from Debbie Manber Kupfer’s newest release, Umbrae. “Ah, Herr Griddlebone, good to see you,” said Alistair. “You would not like to change into your human form for our meeting?” “No, Alistair, I see no value in that. You can talk to me just as well […]

It’s alive! Today’s the day that book 3 of the P.A.W.S. Saga goes out into the world! Step into the Shadows of Umbrae … Miri’s world at P.A.W.S. in St. Louis is falling apart. First, Danny is accused of stealing her opapa’s charm. But before he can defend himself, he mysteriously disappears. Miri seeks Josh for […]

The fifth and final guest post this week is from Rebecca Green. I’ve been a writer as long as I can remember. In the beginning, I did a lot of poetry and small stories in notebooks that will never see the light of day. Where I really began to grow was when I began to […]

Today’s essay on love for writing is from Rebecca Jaycox! Growing up as an only child meant I had a lot of time on my hands. There were no annoying brothers or sisters to interfere with my daily routine. Cousins did drop by, but they always left after a few hours or a day at […]

Today’s post is from Diane Riggins. Enjoy! My love of writing started when I was in middle school. In English class, we had to write a short story and after finishing it, I realized how much I loved telling a story. Writing that story led to more stories, screenplays, and some fan fiction. Which I […]