Author Archives: Scott Tracey

I thought about making this a long, drawn out process.  Arranging something with book bloggers, or making a game out of it, but let’s face it.  It’s a lot more fun if I’m like BOOK COVER and you’re all like … Continue reading →

So my day started off rather normally.  An unexpected shipment of bagels arrived on our door last night, which is always a good sign.  (Translation: roommate brought lots of bagels home from work).  Increased presence of bagels in the house … Continue reading →

So I’m in the middle of my revision for DEMON EYES, and I’m currently struggling with an important question for this particular scene, so I thought I would blog.  (In case you were wondering, I’m trying to decide which came … Continue reading →

First off, thanks to everyone who entered, tweeted, retweeted and all that fun stuff! Congrats to the winner of A TOUCH MORBID, THE GODDESS TEST, and SIRENZ! Cait H. Feel free to email me at scottshouldbewriting at gmail dot com … Continue reading →

To enter the Morbid kind of Magic contest!  All the information can be found here.  And trust me, you WANT a copy of A TOUCH MORBID – it’s so good! All you have to do is take a picture with … Continue reading →

So I woke up a little morbid and bloodthirsty this morning, and then this happened: I’m super excited to keep working with Flux, and to get to keep telling Braden’s story.  I can’t tell you too much about PHANTOM EYES … Continue reading →

So, remember a few weeks ago when I asked all of you lovely people to call and get WITCH EYES stocked in your local stores, and that there was a reason why this was a good idea?  That idea is … Continue reading →

I’ve been thinking a lot about bad juju the last couple of days.  One definition of bad juju is basically the idea that you can get stuck into a pattern of bad luck and misfortune that will continue on until … Continue reading →

Summary: A devastated Earth’s last hope is found in Pearls: small, mysterious orbs that fall from space and are capable of supplying enough energy to power entire cities. Battling to control the Pearls are the Skyship dwellers—political dissidents who live … Continue reading →