It’s done! At least the e-book version is . I’ll have the print version out soon enough. Here’s the link. Stories from Arisa BTW, here’s another view of the cover:
I think I forgot to mention this, but over at Goodreads, you can enter a chance to win one of two signed copies of A Warrior’s Knowledge. The only limitation: you have to live in the U.S. or Canada. Just click on Goodreads to enter. The giveaway runs through April 28th.
What’s Going on! Nothing much to report this past month, other than my wife and I sharing our 20th wedding anniversary. We celebrated by going to Greenville, SC, which is flat out beautiful. The history of the place, how a southern dump became such a lovely city, is even more interesting and inspiring. Let’s see….
Five heavily edited drafts later, the first 1/3 of A Warrior’s Penance is off to the beta readers. Finally! For various reasons, this has been a remarkably difficult section for me to write, and at this point, I simply don’t have perspective anymore to figure out the flaws. Here’s a figurative toast to the beta…
I read Phil Tucker’s Path of Flames after seeing a fantastic review of it on Pornokitsch. The book is has strong characters–I love character driven stories–but is still very much action driven. It’s a novel that’s a natural fit for the Gemmell Award, and I loved it. The sequel, The Black Shriving, is also available, and the third…
It’s been awhile since I’ve read LotR, but every time I have, whenever I come to the part with Tom Bombadil, I just grind my teeth about how worthless he is. His stupid songs and his stupid skipping through the forest were a chore. I just never considered him in this light. It’s much more…
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Beautiful, just started my re-read of the previous books. I’m not sure if I missed a post, but when can we expect the full release?
I’m dying over here, weathers turning, suns coming out. Patio, cigar and beers are calling me, would like to have this book on hand to go with that cigar and beer.
Keep up the great work!
Hi Mark,
Patio, cigar, and beer? Sounds nice, and I’ve got a friend who would love to talk to you about two of those three items. He’s more of a wine guy, though.
The full release should be in July. That’s what Audible Studio tells me, and Nick says he’ll be narrating starting later this month. It takes him about two weeks to get his part done. Then I have to listen to it, and then Audible’s people have to make sure all the inadvertent sounds are removed. After that, it’s out to the world in all formats.
Davis