Learn more about me and why I wrote MYTHSPEAKER by reading the book’s Author’s Note early!
Learn more about Mythspeaker including where to buy and what critics are saying!
I’ve got so much more to say about this, but for now, I just wanted to share that IT’S REAL! To learn more about the book and preorder your own hardcover copy, click here: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/780694/mythspeaker-by-christopher-roubique/
It’s been a while! Too long a while, really. Too, too long a while if I’m being really honest but I have an excellent reason for that and it’s in the post title up there. We had a kid! A little girl to be specific, and she’s incredible. But along with all her brilliant, beautiful,…
The story of how Christopher got his literary agent after more than 8 years, 7 manuscripts, and 200 rejections.
Winter is always the season when I read most. When you combine winter with the soul-crushing difficulty of quarantine life, reading becomes even more appealing! I received many terrific books for Christmas/my birthday and while I won’t be writing reviews for all of them, I wanted to take a little time to discuss those that…
How I lost a pig and placed all my hopes on the back of a caterpillar (no really).
So I’ve been living the isolation life for almost a week now, experiencing the strange mental state that some have called plague mindset. The easiest way to summarize the feeling is the innate sense that something is very wrong. So very wrong, in fact, that you feel an urge to act…except that the best thing…
As a kid, I didn’t know anyone else like me. My parents got divorced when I was 4, and I only saw my father for 1 week a year if he decided to drive across the country (spoiler: he stopped deciding to when I was ~11). The only piece of him I got to hold…
I’ve been writing for many years. If you want to be very specific, the first creative work I specifically remember making of my own accord was a three-page poem about wolves that I wrote in the third grade. I kept going after that, writing predominantly for fun until I suddenly found that writing was an…