COMING OUT THIS OCTOBER


Lily is the daughter of Lucifer, a mother she's never met.

When she's laughed off the soccer field, Lily's delivered to her FBI uncle and a new, paranormal, high school where she'll be trained to keep other creatures in line.

Gaining few allies under the thumb of her obsessive mentor, she struggles to prove that something more is going on in their little town than anyone wants to admit.

If you like the innocence of Twilight, the snark from Buffy, and the wit of the Lunar Chronicles, you'll be engrossed by Alisha Costanzo's new dark and satirical YA series.

Read THE GIRL WITH THE GLOWING HAIR and fall into a world worse than hell--welcome back to high school.

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​FEATURED STORY - "THE SHOEMAKER'S APPRENTICE"


​Long ago, the death of his little sister broke his family apart.
 
After a close call left him blind in one eye, Boden must return to the home he fled as a young leprechaun.
 
For hundreds of years, he has feared facing his family and punishment for his sister’s death.
 
Boden needs to make up for his mistakes before he can fight a war for the woman he loves.
 
Find out what secrets are unleashed in THE SHOEMAKER’S APPRENTICE.

OTHER WRITERLY STUFF

Three Monthly-Featured Blog Posts

DID YOU KNOW...
​AN ETHOLOGY LESSON ON THE SHIFTERS.


​“I’ve been fascinated with how other authors create alphas and packs; how some alphas create such dominance that others plot their overthrow or flee the oppression on their free will; how some rile up their followers for war and keep secrets; how so many of the strongest seem to also be the meanest; how many are bullies and animals."

EDITING ADVICE:
​DO VERSES DON'T DO
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"Oh my, yes, that title does make one pucker, doesn’t it?
Well, it’s not quite what you think. I’m not here to provide a long list of things you should or should not be doing. Instead, I want to talk about making characters act (do) rather than telling the reader what they didn’t do. See? Super simple."
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THE ADVOCATION FOR DREAM JOURNALS
​BY ALI HABASHI

"​​My dreams occupied that same fictional space that my stories did, and in fact, had been the inspiration for several of my stories up to that point. A dream journal would be useful, a record of all of the bonus creativity my unconscious mind had to offer. Plus, I would not need to write in it every day, only when I had a particularly vivid dream or nightmare."

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