It’s the weekend and it’s supposed to be a good one (at least here in Connecticut) so I thought maybe you’d need something new to read at the beach or wherever you find yourself. …

This past December, I wrote a post about how I created several notebooks using Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP). …

Several years ago, I installed Snapchat on my phone to see if I could incorporate it into my marketing campaign for the company I was working for. After fumbling around the app for a few days, I uninstalled it because, well, I just didn’t understand it. …

For the eighth straight year, I have enrolled to participate in Extra Life, the 24-hour gaming charity event to raise money for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. And once again, I have opted to support the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital in Portland, Maine. Last year, we raised $370 dollars for the…

I recently started a project on my website called the Grimwicki Database, which is a repository of canonical information regarding characters, events, technology, locations, etc. within my literary universe (it’s still a work in progress, but you can view it here, if you’d like). I came up with the idea…

If you’re an aspiring writer, you’ve probably asked yourself this question: how long should my book be? …

It’s already February — wait, where did January go again? Anyways, it’s about time I talk about what I hope to accomplish this year with my writing. …

Windsor, Conn. — The Kindle edition of my debut science fiction crime thriller, The Probability of Time, will be free on Amazon Jan. 31 — Feb. 4, 2022. “Koster’s debut novel is a twisting narrative of mystery, history, and science fiction.” — Cassondra Aufenthie, author of The Drift A “unique…

One of the most controversial topics for authors revolves around reviews, specifically whether or not we should be leaving negative reviews on books we didn’t like or didn’t finish. If you’re not an author, you may be asking yourself what the big deal is. If you buy a crappy product…