Daron D. Fraley
Author of "The Chronicles of Gan: The Thorn"Networked Blogs Followers
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Angel’s Song — Short Story Companion to The Thorn
I now have permission from my publisher to post excerpts from The Thorn, but I am adding a companion short story first. You can find it here on my website under “READ“. It is called Angel’s Song. The short story … Continue reading
Newly Updated Website!
I have integrated my blog with my website, folks! The entire site runs on WordPress now, and has a few new features. I am still trying to figure out how to have a “followers” box on the site, but have … Continue reading
Secret Name Contest Results In Reader Being Immortalized In Book
I considered giving away a netbook. I really did. After all, they have become quite affordable. I actually type my stories on an ASUS 1000-HE running Ubuntu Linux Netbook Remix, and it is awesome. Then I thought about giving away … Continue reading
Did God punish Haiti?
Have you ever heard somebody say, “If God truly existed, he wouldn’t allow people to suffer”? Many times, this sentiment is expressed by those who have tasted of suffering in their life. Losing a loved one, living through extreme hardship, … Continue reading
Soon to be armed with a pen and dangerous
I am so completely stoked. My publisher, Valor Publishing Group, is da’ bomb. How many publishers out there do Author Training? Can those publishers even be counted on more than one hand? What does an author get trained in, you … Continue reading
The Calm Before The Storm – or – 10 Lame Excuses For An Author
I wasn’t sure what to call this post. Part of me finds it easy to justify my complete lack of attention to my blog. Another part of me insists that I shouldn’t let the other part of me which likes … Continue reading
Tu Publishing – Open for multicultural fantasy/sci-fi submissions
I was not able to financially contribute to the startup of this publisher, but since I admire and respect the editor who started this project, I still wanted to help them out where I could. During the month of December, … Continue reading
