One of the best ways to get your books signed is to find me at a convention or signing. I try to keep an up-to-date list of appearances (although sometimes I let this slide). I’m more than happy to sign any of my work that you bring. Sometimes, though, bookstores will ask that you purchase work to be signed from them, and I’ll always defer to the guidelines of my hosts.

Keep in mind, my schedule fills up pretty quickly. For conventions and store appearances/signings, travel, boarding, and space in the convention are required.

No. I’ll sign pretty much whatever you bring. Usually, I sign the first five books for free. After that, I charge $5 per book signed. Keep in mind, I don't charge for signatures on the books you buy directly from me.

Unfortunately, I can no longer read unsolicited scripts or manuscripts. I’ll happily look at published work, though. I’ll try to get back to you with feedback, too, but please be patient with me.

Nine times out of ten, I know just as much as you do. The wheels turn slowly, but they are turning. I remain cautiously optimistic about the projects that have been announced. I try not to think about it too much. My goal is to write the best stories I can. As soon as I know more, I’ll definitely be posting about it.

Yep. My dad was a stage hypnotist for many years. When I was 3 or 4, I was part of the act.

Yep. His name was Eight Ball.