Scott Clark

What a lot of people seem to know intrinsically but may not think about is that the new front line of the culture war is digital. Ironically, that digital frontier is where YOU, the user, have the most power. You don’t have to march, you don’t have to donate, you don’t even have to leave […]

Look, I’ve really tried to keep this blog neutral, apolitical, and uncontroversial, but I can’t keep this one down. It’s no secret that I am not now, have never been, and will never be a fan of the incoming president. If you want to discount my opinion off the top because of that–that I have

Times are getting hard. Everyone knows that Twitter has been a dumpster fire since even before “that guy” took over, and I found no real use for it. TikTok was tremendously unwelcoming to me. I saw a video on there that unapologetically said that male authors weren’t welcome in their community. I deactivated my account

First of all, con crud is real. If any of this post goes awry and doesn’t make sense, I blame it on the drugs. Everything I was told about Raleigh being one of the biggest of the GalaxyCons lived up to expectations. There were SO MANY people. With it also being a 4-day event, it

Lately, I’ve been on a social media break, because I wanted to spend some time on my editing and a new project I’m doing for my good friend and author, Stacey Walker. Both of those things have been going well without the constant pressure to post over and over on Facebook and Instagram; in fact,

Yes, it was GalaxyCon Richmond this time, and there was absolutely no sophomore slump here. It was every bit as engaging and fun as Columbus was, and this one had some additional benefits to boot. Yes, my wife and daughter were with me at Columbus, and they came to the con on Saturday, but this

It has really taken me a while to process everything and, frankly, to make sure I wasn’t going to succumb to Con Crud. When you first really think, “Hey, maybe I’ll become a successful published author,” there are things that you imagine as parts of what success looks like. Book tours, jetting across the country,

Really, it wasn’t how I wanted to start my day. First of all, let me say how excited I am to be participating in the Pop-Up BookShoppe at GalaxyCon Columbus. To be there with so many famous names and faces, not to mention some other fantastic authors, is a great honor. I’m thrilled to have

I’ve been thinking again about life, the universe, and everything. I’m closer to 50 than not, and it’s only natural to think about what was or could have been as you approach another milestone. I was reminded of an old blog post I made on another site years ago, and thought about it again this