Welcome to my books page! I’m so excited to be able to share my stories with the wonderful fans of science fiction and fantasy! Please click the cover image if you would like to be taken to the Amazon site. Gaslight Carnival Margo Crestley is an alchemist mixing elixirs in the Dreamless City without a…
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Click here to sign up for monthly updates on books, contests, and other fun stuff! Welcome to the Dreamless City, home of Tracy Cembor’s steampunk science fiction series. In a world where dreaming is dangerous and nothing is ever quite what it seems, adventure awaits bold ladies and stalwart gents fighting for a better future.…
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It’s that time of year again, the time of year when we stare deep into the heart of the sparkler, down, down, down into its eye-searing depths, reflect on the past year, and offer up our aspirations for the new year. While taking stock of past achievements and making a gameplan is a beneficial activity,…
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Click here to sign up for monthly updates on books, contests, and other fun stuff! Welcome to the Dreamless City, home of Tracy Cembor’s steampunk science fiction series. In a world where dreaming is dangerous and nothing is ever quite what it seems, adventure awaits bold ladies and stalwart gents fighting for a better future.…
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If you want a free copy of my book in exchange for an honest review posted to Amazon and Goodreads, hit me up in the comments here or on my About page, or email me at the first initial last name at the Google mail address thingy. ;) Or let me know if you want…
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I’m really giddy about this announcement, I’m not gonna lie to you. I’ve been working on my Gaslight Carnival project since the beginning of the year, and I’m so excited to see it in the digital flesh. As I mentioned a few times earlier this year, I’m not around on my blog as often as…
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Welcome back to the next installment of our Choose Your Own Adventure collaborative project. The latest post where I explained the project can be found in this update here. Tesla Spence, an aspiring engineer with dreams of working in R&D, drops her supper tin on Edgar Endicott, a young scientist trespassing and doing research on foundry…
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It’s been a while since I’ve talked about the Dreamless City, my steampunk urban fantasy work-in-progress. I haven’t forgotten about it (or our other short story project). I wanted to get back to what is most important to me, which is writing. (Not that I don’t enjoy the other stuff, but I do have a…
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Even though Camp NaNoWriMo is underway, rest assured that our short story collaborative project is going well. Well, it would be if I wasn’t worrying so much about what people will think of the next part of the story. When I developed the plot for what happens next, it was a three-way tie for who…
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The next section of Tesla, Edgar, and Nielson’s adventure is now up!! I apologize for the delay in getting this to you. I wrote entirely too much (over 5000 words) and finally realized that I was trying to tell the whole rest of the story instead of letting it be the collaborative project that it…
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So I know it’s been a few days since I’ve mentioned anything about our collaborative short story project. Please rest assured that I am still working furiously on it… Actually, that’s not 100% true. I’ve had some real life stuff that has been invading my head space, and the last few days have been a…
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Welcome back to the second installment of our Choose Your Own Adventure collaborative project. The first post where I explained the project can be found here. My goal for the beginning of the short story Life of a Foundry Moth is to set the stage. Who are the characters? What are their situations? What do…
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Wow, it’s been a big day today. I certainly didn’t expect so many people to vote on my new short story project. Inspired by Choose Your Own Adventure stories, I’m hoping to make writing a short story a collaborative process. Thanks to Freshly Pressed, my project has gotten exposure to a lot of amazing people.…
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But don’t worry, I’ll do most of the heavy lifting. I want to write a short story in the next couple of weeks, and I want you… yes, you right there, stop looking down and fiddling with your phone like I can’t see you there… Ahem, as I was saying, I want you to help…
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