Author K R Paul
Military Thrillers X Urban Fantasy
About
Kay pulls from her own unique background to craft stories that delve into the harsh realities of military experience. She offset it all with humor, magic, and enthralling characters sure to bring you along for the ride.
Available Books
KR Paul‘s debut novel, “Pantheon,” is an urban fantasy setting in the modern world and is available on Amazon as both a Kindle e-book and paperback. NEW: The “Pantheon 2: Ares & Athena,” sequel to KR Paul‘s “Pantheon” is now available for pre-order through…
Contact
KR Paul interacts regularly across most social media. She is also available as a speaker at your next event. Don’t hesitate to reach out with the contact information below, or send a message using the form. And if you want all the details on…
My Father Died Today
My Father died today. I’m not sure if I killed him or if he took his own life by a suicide that took nearly thirty years.
Everyone holds an idea of what a father should be in their heart and mind. Some are fortunate enough to get it, but everyone else is left scrambling. What is fatherhood? What makes a man? What does it mean to be a father? What does it mean to support another’s life until they can function as an adult?
What Drives You? Pain.
It takes a lot to write a novel and I write my own pain into my work. As I said recently, it’s been a long week and you’re getting the darker side of my writing these days. Why? Because this blog sometimes functions as my diary and repository of all my thoughts. Unfortunately for you, its been a tough week. So, enjoy what is probably fiction; maybe its not. Either way, this has rattled around in my brain since Thursday.
Pantheon Release – Six Months as a Published Novelist
In my first update as a published novelist, I described some of the misconceptions I had and the reality of publishing a novel. In the second update, at the three month mark, I gave further updates. I stand by my three month update and not much has changed.
Oh. Other than BOOK TWO COMES OUT IN SEPTEMBER!
Here we take another look at the tangible ways one can measure success as an author, now six months later.
