I think I’m going to try an experiment with this blog — I’m going to ask if you fine folks, my readers, have any particular questions for me. They can be about my writing process, or about the II AM Trilogy, or pretty much anything else you can think of. Ever have a question about one of the characters or events in Blood Hunt or TBTB? Ever wanted to know where I do my writing, or when I work, or how I come up with these zany ideas anyway? Now’s your chance!

Just visit my contact form, and ask. I’ll put together the MailBlog entry in a week or two, depending on how many questions come in! Hopefully I’ll get some interesting queries!

This has been available over at the official The Blood That Bonds website for a while, but I thought it made sense to put it up here, too. I run a super-infrequent mailing list, sending off a newsletter about once every two months with the latest happenings with my writing (the next one’s coming in early August). If you don’t feel like checking Facebook or Twitter, this is a really good way to still get reminders about things like the Blood Hunt release, or contests that I might run.

You can sign up by clicking the link in the sidebar, or by going to http://writing.cwbuecheler.com/newsletter

I run this list myself, and can absolutely guarantee that your email address will never be sold, given away, or otherwise made available to anyone else, for any reason.

We’re live. Welcome!

I decided with the move to cwbuecheler.com to separate out my writing from my other projects, since my work (particularly The Blood That Bonds) is slowly growing a substantial fan-base. This site holds information on all of my significant fiction and non-fiction projects, from novels to articles about video games. I’ll also be making posts about writing in general from time to time, not to mention my updating my dedicated writing Twitter feed, linked over there on the left.

Commenting is currently open for all pages. Feel free to drop some thoughts on the short stories, or novels, or anything else that piques your interest. Also, you may see some stuff that still looks a little broken as I continue to clean up the custom theme.

CWB Writing makes heavy use of HTML 5 and CSS 3. That means if you’re viewing it in IE, you won’t get some of the pretty rounded corners and translucent backgrounds. It should still be totally readable, though, so if you have any problems in that department, please get in touch.

Thanks for visiting!