Roxanne Smolen's Blog (7)

Writing Advice from Authors to Authors is a series of books (four so far) with essays written by writers about writerly things. The advice given is as varied as the authors who wrote it. I was honored to be asked to contribute.

So without further ado, here is an excerpt of About Your Writer's Block, my portion of the book.…

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Be the first to read Wolfsbane Brew. It's book three of The Amazing Wolf Boy series. But don't let that stop you. Each book stands alone--you don't need to read the previous two to enjoy book three.



In Wolfsbane Brew, Cody Forester is a sixteen-year-old werewolf. He only found out six months ago, and already he is showing powers that Uncle Bob, his mentor, cannot match. His closest friends begin to think he is dangerous. Even Brittany, the girl he loves, says he…

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If you haven't yet read my scifi ebooks, The Colonial Scouts Adventures, now's your chance. The three-book package is half-off for Facebook members only. Limited time offer.





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Satan's Mirror, a woman's incredible journey into Hell.

Emily is the host of a paranormal television show. Her mission is to debunk all myths and urban…

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Author Roxanne Smolen opens her second book of the Anneliese Thielman trilogy, Prajna, one year later. Anneliese-Thielman is dressing in her wedding finery for her marriage to Sayer-Kihn, the chiliarch or chieftan of his tribe of Llaird. She’s also been named and accepted as the Jefe-Naik, the prophetess of change, foretold in their legends. The wedding ceremony is disrupted by infiltrators from a rival clan of Llaird, and to Anneliese’s… Continue

WATERY DEEP Book Three of The Colonial Scouts Adventures by Roxanne Smolen

science fiction for young adults and the young at heart



Natica and Impani are Colonial Scouts, an elite group of teenagers who search the galaxy for habitable planets. The girls were best friends until the day a terrible accident took the life of an innocent colonist. Now Natica is consumed by guilt, and she hates Impani for not understanding. She quits the Scouts and returns to her water-world home. The… Continue