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Dark, soulful tales that haunt long after the last page.
Just to update the situation with Scrybe Press … the publisher has contacted me and is working to rectify issues. There is a chance the books of The Werewolf Saga, as well as Seven Days in Benevolence, will remain in print with Scrybe Press.
Just to update the situation with Scrybe Press … the publisher has contacted me and is working to rectify issues. There is a chance the books of The Werewolf Saga, as well as Seven Days in Benevolence, will remain in print with Scrybe Press.
It was with great regret that I sent the owner of Scrybe Press an e-mail today demanding that he stop printing all my titles he’s published, including the four books of The Werewolf Saga. The publisher is in breach of contract, and I’m calling him on it. That means the four published volumes of The…
It was with great regret that I sent the owner of Scrybe Press an e-mail today demanding that he stop printing all my titles he’s published, including the four books of The Werewolf Saga. The publisher is in breach of contract, and I’m calling him on it. That means the four published volumes of The…
It was with great regret that I sent the owner of Scrybe Press an e-mail today demanding that he stop printing all my titles he’s published, including the four books of The Werewolf Saga. The publisher is in breach of contract, and I’m calling him on it. That means the four published volumes of The…
When I started writing (and wanting to publish) about 25 years ago I was stuck in a job I didn’t like and saw writing as a way to get away from having an asshole for a boss, not have to punch a time clock, and yeah, get rich. I wrote because I didn’t want a…
When I started writing (and wanting to publish) about 25 years ago I was stuck in a job I didn’t like and saw writing as a way to get away from having an asshole for a boss, not have to punch a time clock, and yeah, get rich. I wrote because I didn’t want a…
The end of school this year was unique. Not only was it the end of my time with some great seniors where I teach, but this time, my own oldest child graduated from a different school. How is that possible? I remember the day Alex was born and how I was shaking so badly I could…
The end of school this year was unique. Not only was it the end of my time with some great seniors where I teach, but this time, my own oldest child graduated from a different school. How is that possible? I remember the day Alex was born and how I was shaking so badly I could…
I’m finally at liberty to announce a project that has been hinted at for well over a year. Carrie Jones (read her blog, too: ) and I have sold a collaborative young adult novel called Ghost Sickness to Bloomsbury. Those of you who already follow Carrie know that Bloomsbury is the publisher of her New…
Steven E. Wedel 