As I said in my last post, Mocha Memoirs newest anthology release is Ghosts, Gears, and Grimoires , a Steampunk horror collection. The new S...

Because the first Monday of the month often is, I suppose... It's been a busy time for me this month, and part of that was getting Gho...

Attention all Steampunkers! Ghosts, Gears, and Grimoires Mocha Memoirs Press is pleased to announce a new anthology, Ghosts...

All my life, I wanted to be a writer. I'm not sure why the child me decided that was what I was going to do when I grew up, but it did. ...

I don't always like my characters. Is that weird? I don't know how it is for other authors, but I tend to go where the story is, a...

When people ask me what advice I'd give to new writers, the first thing out of my mouth may seem counterproductive, but it's essenti...

Hard to believe that the year is a quarter gone already. That's what happens when you are busy. And I have been busy--how about you? A...

Fifty internet points to the person who can tell me where the quote in the title is from. Last week I had great fun at the Mocha Memoirs P...

So I'm told that Valentines Day happened or something. I dunno, I kind of just let it walk on by as if I was hiding from a velociraptor ...

So I love Christmas fiction, but I also love those elusive Christmas legends. I have a soft spot for holiday stories that originate from med...

There's a famous Alfred Hitchcock quote that sticks with me every time I write a horror story: " There is no terror in the bang, on...

Mocha Memoirs Press Proudly Presents DEATH'S CAFE View full press release here Death’s Cafe is a compilation of five chillin...

I have always been fascinated by the fact that a group of crows is a murder. Who first decided that this was the correct name for a collecti...

Hi ho, readers and curiosity seekers! Happy July and Merry Christmas! Yep, it's that time of year again - time for the MMP Anniversary...

So last time I talked a little bit about my personal experiences and interests that led me to write Mooner . I thought this time I'd tak...

'Write what you know' has to be one of the most-given pieces of writing advice in the entire history of the craft. I remember really...