About the Author
Ryan has spent most of his life working in punk rock clubs, booking shows, and hanging out in dive bars. Now, he has taken that punk rock sensibility and wove it into a series of thrillers that started with Tears of the Dragon. He also has a couple of free short horror stories on the internet. When he isn’t writing and reading, he tends a garden, hikes, and hangs out on a tropical beach.
Latest Posts
Turning the Corner…
I had meant to write this post back around Thanksgiving, but I had family in town and was incredibly busy, so here we are. Like most of us, I've spent an inordinate amount of time fixated on all the stuff that has been bad the last few years. With the Pandemic hanging...
Ryan McGinnis: The Indie View Interview
Ryan McGinnis: The Indie View Interview I was fortunate enough to be interviewed by The Indie View, a website that works to help shine a light on Independent Authors. One of the hardest things as an Indie Author is to get enough exposure for your book. That's...
Spooky Season Movie Reviews
Spooky Season has come and gone... Well another Spooky Season has come and gone so of course, I'm back to review all the movies we watched over the month of October. This year we watched more movies than I think we've ever successfully watched in one month with 29...
Tears of the Dragon Review
Editorial reviews are very hard for Indie Authors to secure. So when we get one, especially when it's your first one, it means so much. That's why I'm so happy to have received this great review of "Tears of the Dragon" from Cody Ward, over at the Boron Heist. I feel...
Sketch Review
Just in time for Spooky Season, I've gotten an unexpected treat from my friend Cody Ward over at The Boron Heist. He and I have been talking about my recent work as an author and how it all developed. So imagine my surprise when I saw he had reviewed one of my early...
What’s Next?
So, it's been a busy few weeks since "Tears of the Dragon" was released. I've found that releasing a novel is a lot like tending a garden (which I also enjoy doing!) in that you have to keep an eye on things and do what you can to help promote growth. It's a process,...