Who knew? So I took my kids to the 8th Annual Teen Book Festival at Nazareth College here in Rochester this past weekend. They volunteer to support the authors as they interact with the kids and readers throughout the day. My wife was out of town, and I planted myself on my butt in a [...]
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Almost Famous…
Posted: 21st May 2013 by admin in Jonathan Munro Adventures, Praise Report, The Lost Scrolls, The Writing Life1
Back from Break, Hard at Work
Posted: 16th March 2013 by admin in In The Widening Gyre, Jefferson's Road, Jonathan Munro Adventures, Ramblings, The Writing LifeBeen a while since I put any posts up, and a friend recently queried as to what I’m working on. Granted, he’s primarily concerned with what happens to Peter in the next Jefferson’s Road book (don’tcha just love those cliffhanger endings?!), but it did put me in the mood of letting you all know what [...]
Jefferson’s Road: The Tree of Liberty AND the coolest thing…
Posted: 12th January 2013 by admin in Jefferson's Road, Praise Report, The Elixir of LifeTwo pretty cool things, actually. First is that the third mile (book) in the Jefferson’s Road series is now available in print and online. Jefferson’s Road: The Tree of Liberty is up at Amazon and Createspace. Like its predecessor, The Tree of Liberty takes up pretty much right where Patriots and Tyrants left off (so [...]
Planning Ahead…
Posted: 24th October 2012 by admin in In The Widening Gyre, Jefferson's Road, Jonathan Munro Adventures, The Writing Life, TophethSo I’ve agreed (in principle, at least) to use this year’s NaNoWriMo to finish The Tree of Liberty and Topheth… and if I have any time left in December, to wrap up In The Widening Gyre as well. The Tree of Liberty has been giving me particular fits. I don’t want to give anything away, [...]
Found this while reading an article on WND this evening. Look at the ad in the upper right corner. Yes, that is an ad for MY BOOK! I found it in not one, but at least two articles I was reading this evening. Kudos to my publisher, Rochelle Carter, for getting word out about my [...]
New Interview Today
Posted: 20th August 2012 by admin in Jonathan Munro Adventures, The Elixir of LifeAugust has been a month of interviews, courtesy of my publisher, Rochelle Carter at Ellechor. I’ve posted three author interviews in various places on the web (and as soon as I locate them all, I’ll supply links!), and today I received the link to a phone interview I did with Irene Watson over at Inside [...]
What a Month August Is!
Posted: 7th August 2012 by admin in Jefferson's Road, Praise Report, The Lost Scrolls, The Writing LifeThis has to be one of the craziest months I think I’ve ever experienced, writing-wise, that is. Not only are we in the midst of this major publicity push for The Spirit of Resistance, resulting in a readership that is shooting exponentially through the roof, but my publisher for The Lost Scrolls has been cranking [...]
Author Interview for The Lost Scrolls!
Posted: 24th July 2012 by MJ Scott in Jonathan Munro Adventures, The Elixir of Life, The Lost ScrollsTyler R. Tichelaar of Reader Views recently interviewed me for The Lost Scrolls. You can read the interview at their website here (Interview), but I’ve copied it below in case the link doesn’t work. Today, Tyler R. Tichelaar of Reader Views is pleased to interview Michael J. Scott, who is here to talk about his [...]
Book Review: The Lost Scrolls: A Jonathan Munro Adventure by Michael J. Scott – Books – Blogcritics
Posted: 12th July 2012 by MJ Scott in The Lost ScrollsAnother review for the Lost Scrolls via Blogcritics. This one has been posted on the Seattle Post Intelligence so far. Book Review: The Lost Scrolls: A Jonathan Munro Adventure by Michael J. Scott – Books – Blogcritics.
In The Widening Gyre, Chapter 14
Posted: 8th May 2012 by MJ Scott in In The Widening Gyre, Jefferson's Road, Jonathan Munro Adventures, The Elixir of Life, The Writing LifeWell, the good news is that I’ve finally managed to press through my writer’s block. I can’t tell you how frustrating it is to stare at a computer screen and just not have any desire or passion to do anything. It’s not that I didn’t know what was supposed to happen next in the story. [...]