Cobra vs. Python-clashing in the streets of Singapore. It sounds like a natural for a Syfy movie.
In my last post, I mentioned how life/work has gotten in the way of my writing and how frustrating I find the situation. It sounded a little whiny, but the truth is I have little reason to complain because by any measure, I’ve been blessed. Yes, there are things that I wish were different. My…
Andrew Leon Hudson was kind enough to interview me over at his site, The Cartesian Theatre. He took a pretty good axe to my answers, but I think they turned out better because of it. They’re certainly funnier and more entertaining. Interview
This month’s newsletter features a public service announcement. I just launched my own Patreon Community! Why Patreon, you ask? Good question. The thing is, I’ve always wanted a more personal interaction with the people who enjoy my writing. I sometimes hear from them, and they often ask questions I can’t answer. Mostly because the writing…
How the world should be featuring a whole bunch of fantasy realms. i’d take a one way ticket to that world as long as I don’t land in Westeros. Or Mordor. Or Lankhmar. Or…nevermind. I’ll just visit every now and then. That’s what books are for, right?
Well, well, well. Look at that. The audiobook for my short story collection, Stories from Arisa, is out, and once again it’s narrated by Nick Podehl. There are four stories, and they run the gamut of politics, murder, humor, and mystery. We learn how Li-Dirge became the SarpanKum; how Hal’El became a murderer, how Keemo,…
I hadn’t thought about this much until a question on reddit/fantasy cropped up. I had a strange path to the audiobook market. I took most of the money I earned from the ebook sales of my second book, *A Warrior’s Knowledge*, and hired Nick Podehl on my own to narrate book one, *A Warrior’s Path*….