Category Archives: Guest Post

So it seems guest blogging is a popular pastime among authors. After last Thursday’s guest post by writer, raconteur and man-about-town Steve Vera, I’ve gotten interest from other authors about guest blogging here. Since Steve’s post generated some increased traffic for both him and I, let it be known that I will offer a regular series of guest posts for selected authors. Cue the fanfare.

I consider this a win-win. With my own blog subscribers and Twitter followers, along with my auto-linking elsewhere, I can potentially reach quite a large number of people with each post. So it’s good for you. And you’ll be pointing your fans and followers toward my site, where they will come face to face with my writing as well. So it’s good for me.

That means, of course, I need to figure out how to do this. You know, rules and stuff. Damn.

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We’re trying something different here on the blog. While I don’t have thousands upon thousands of minions…er, readers…yet, I want to do my part to help my fellow authors talk about their brilliant ideas and hard work. Since I’ve had others offer spots on their blogs to help promote The Daedalus Incident, I figured I could do the same here. I’d love to come up with a catchy name for the guest blog series, but all I got so far is, “What makes you so special?” Probably not awesome.

Today, I’m giving over some digital real estate to fellow scribe Steve Vera, author of the just-released novel Drynn, the first book in the soon-to-be wildly successful Last of the Shardyn series. Below, Steve talks about what makes his take on urban fantasy something to remember.

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