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Available: The Rebels of Caer City!

By Thomas M. Kane

Book Two of Mara’s series is available in paperback here and as an eBook here. Throughout five years at a strict boarding school, Mara has turned to her friend Annie-Rose for comfort. Now Annie has…

Author Interview: Tallulah van der Made

By Thomas M. Kane

I was honored to have the opportunity to talk with author Tallulah van der Made about her life, her writing process and her book Keyflame! Please tell me about Keyflame. It’s a love story with…

Self-Publishing Checklist

By Thomas M. Kane

When I decided to self-publish my series Mara of the League, I found lots of internet articles on how to create a book. Nevertheless, although there was a great deal of information available, I still…

Interviews!

By Thomas M. Kane

Want to get to know me better? Honored to have been interviewed by Shauna of TweepTattler. Read. Also interviewed by Peter J Berman here and Author eResources here.

Everything is Simple . . . An Introduction to Getting Published

By Thomas M. Kane

I recently spoke to students in the Sigma Tau Delta English Honors Society at the University of Maine at Farmington on how to start a writing career. Here are the notes from my talk. Delighted…

Research Note: Dragons and Princesses

By Thomas M. Kane

When I was writing Book Three of the Mara of the League series, I decided that since it includes princesses, it should also include a dragon. Princess-consort Cordelia Aurellius-Maxwell has a pet lizard named Horace.…

P.J. Berman

By Thomas M. Kane

I am honored to introduce Peter J. Berman, author of Vengeance of Hope! Let’s start with Vengeance of Hope — Berman summarizes his plot as follows: What Silrith Alfwyn does know is that she is heir to the…

Taylor White

By Thomas M. Kane

I am honored to introduce Taylor White, whose book Witch’s Sorrow appeared in April 2019. White offers a different flavor of fantasy from the one presented in Crannock Dale — her work takes place in a contemporary…

Pre-Apocalypse Fiction

By Thomas M. Kane

This was originally written as a guest post for David Bridger’s blog, which is sadly no longer live. I was fortunate enough to meet David when we discovered that both of us explore real-life politics…