All posts by: B. Geren Sanford
B. Geren Sanford
B. Geren Sanford is an author of intense fiction in richly textured worlds. He lives near the base of the thumb in the only state where you can give directions on your hand. He shares this magical place with his amazing wife and doubly exceptional daughter, where life is a beautiful mix of the normal and the strange.
The last months have been very difficult ones for me on many levels, all of which have resulted in little new writing and marketing of existing works. The hours and commute for my current work assignment, which began in September,...
I’ll be interviewed tonight (August 24, 2016) on the That’s Novel internet radio show on Blog Talk Radio. I’ll be on at 9 PM EST. Go to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/stephaniesbookreports for more information. ...
If you’re looking for more stories by me, you won’t have to wait long. I’ve committed myself to publish a small collection of Sci Fi focused short stories for the beginning of September. Entitled, An Apocalyptic Triptych: Tales of Change,...
As you can imagine, it’s hard launching a book and promoting it, while trying to work on the next one. Not to mention the day-job, family, and a billion other things called “Life”! Here’s the recent progress: Ran my first...
A more personal and introspective post this time around. For Mother’s Day, I thought it would be a touching gift to read a couple chapters of my new book to my mom over the phone (as my parents have retired to points...
Well, the big release on April 15th came more with a sigh of relief than with a bang. There was a lot of behind the scenes work fixing a problem on the website (I couldn’t edit any of my pages),...
o much of my time over the past couple of months has been devoted to polishing the novel into a gleaming gemstone that I’ve ignored the website for far too long. But no longer… First, updates! The paperback version...
It’s my first post on the first day of my new site. So much to learn to get this all working the way I want and for what you deserve. But it’s a start. And my goal today was to...
