Author Archives: Damian Serbu

Hey, All, I am super excited to be participating in the IQARUS Conference on May 8th! Some amazing queer authors have put together an international, virtual conference, with all sorts of exciting panels and discussions and readings, oh my! Please … Continue reading →

The Vampire’s Witch welcomes readers back to the world of vampires, witches, and magic. Jaret Bachmann’s life spins out of control after a handsome stranger saves him from an attack along the bike path on Lakeshore Drive. His estranged high school … Continue reading →

My blog seldom ventures into my role as a historian. I tend to stick to news about my writing, other fiction, or general information about myself and the world around me from a cultural perspective. I decided to break from … Continue reading →

I have next to nothing to do with how NineStar Press’s Natasha Snow creates covers for my novels. I provide the basic story elements and somehow she produces a piece of art that encapsulates everything about my novel. One of … Continue reading →

The Vampire’s Witch comes your way in less than a month! The third in my Realm of the Vampire Council series, The Vampire’s Witch sits between The Vampire’s Quest and The Vampire’s Protege, already published! Not to mention that The … Continue reading →

Hi, All! I’m so excited today because a fellow NineStar Press author dropped by for a visit and to share his writing with me! Please check out Harry F. Rey’s Siege Weapons and Altered Tides! Please note: buy links and … Continue reading →

Back in December, I promised to reveal a significant update about myself. I anticipated doing so soon thereafter, but circumstances beyond my control delayed the announcement . . . until now! So here goes: Today I am happy to announce … Continue reading →

Time to start revving up for the release of THE VAMPIRE’S WITCH! NineStar Press releases this one, the third in THE REALM OF THE VAMPIRE series, in April!!! Here’s the blurb, to wet your appetite and get you ready: The … Continue reading →