Be thankful that you drive a late model car.
The Bel Air sure was pretty before it got wreaked.
Be thankful that you drive a late model car.
The Bel Air sure was pretty before it got wreaked.
Today is the day! Just a simple reminder to let everyone know that the audiobook for A Testament of Steel went live this morning. Nick Podehl narrates, and he did an amazing job! Click for the book on Audible.comHappy listening!
I got my first fan ‘letter’ the other day, and it’s from South Africa of all places. It was posted on my Facebook page, and reading it put – and kept – a huge smile on my face. Learning that people are liking my book is one of the finest compliments I’ve ever received. Of…
Last weekend, a group of around sixteen independent authors gathered at the home of Michael and Robin Sullivan. I’d never met most of them before, but we’d interacted online for the past few years. This was so much fun. What a great weekend. Just typing it up right now, I’m having a bit of withdrawal,…
I’ve discussed writing and music with many other authors, including Jacob Cooper and Jonathan Renshaw, both of whom have a background in music. All of us have our own approaches to external stimuli when writing, but for me, I have to have music when I write. It’s like it fires up my mind and gets my imagination…
The audiobook version of A Warrior’s Knowledge (book 2) is done, but it still has to go through a final round of sound checks. I have no idea how long that will take, but I’m told it can be up to 10-14 business days. Then, it’s released on Audible, Amazon, and iTunes. We’re on day 3…
The title of the post is lifted from my youngest son. He’ll get a thought in his little noggin and say something like, “It wonders me why the sky is blue?” Love that phrasing. I’m still stuck in the Purgatory of studying for my Boards, but there is a small ray of hope. While I…