HERE'S THE GIST: Airdropped by a dragon, a girl with blurred memories wakes up on a deadly island that feels nothing like California.

After reader feedback, AJ reports back on which book he'll publish next. DARK SKY'S ASHES or CROOKED CASTLE.

In my May update, I said I’d announce publication plans for my next book this month! Crazy, right? The choice was a tough one.

A big, long-awaited development with the Casey Grimes books.

Ghost of CreepCat takes place in the Casey Grimes universe and includes a familiar character—as well as a brand new one.

Happy new year!—and maybe more to the point, here's hoping you've enjoyed some pleasant distractions lately. A few recent favs at our...

People keep asking me when hard copies of Trickery School (Casey Grimes #2) will be available. The answer is any day now...but since...

CASEY GRIMES at TRICKERY SCHOOL from INtense Publications is due to be published in a week!

Casey earned bronze in the Readers’ Favorite International Awards Contest, a competition that attracts thousands of entries annually.

5-star reviews, an author interview for Wild + Free, a call for kid art and other Casey Grimes news.

Here's an extended clip from an author interview I recently filmed for the national homeschool group, Wild + Free.

All this colorful, horrifying Casey Grimes art is too good to waste. So in the near future, I’ll be adding a Gallery to show it off.

Casey is Book of the Month for June in Goodreads' largest middle grade group, Great Middle Grade Reads.

The Mostly Invisible Boy doesn’t just belong to me and my family anymore.

During a pandemic is a crazy time to do a lot of things...having a book debut is definitely one of them.

The Book Speaks Up About Its Decision to Leave Quarantine I think the book had its mind made up from the beginning. Not the...

In the pages of our books, initiative is rewarded & everyone is significant. In the industry, social distancing is more the norm.

News on cover design, title selection and a pub date for The Mostly Invisible Boy.

Experience in writing a sequel is something you don’t get until after you need it.

Writers should read voraciously. More than any other type of creator or entrepreneur.