An interview with Julian May, one of my favorite authors via SFFWorld (I didn’t get to interview her-I wish). I remember her Pliocene Exile series with great fondness. It’s still worth a read.
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Testament of Steel’s release date!
I didn’t have much to say last month, so no newsletter went out. Plus, with the pandemic situation, I just didn’t have the desire or time to create a newsletter. This month is different. My job is straightening up. Things aren’t so up in the air and crazy, so here we go. First things first….
Day of writing-officially tired
I got in 4500 words today of the Chronicles of William Wilde, Book Two. A personal best. I think I’m done for the day. Time to watch the Super Bowl.
Making lemonade out of lemons?
Making the most of living with mom and dad when you’re a college educated adult: Millenials 101: How to Enjoy Your Parents’ Basement. I had something like this in my life, and looking back on it, I wish I’d paid more attention to what was going on in front of me instead of wishing what…
A new short story
I was asked to submit a short story to the new Journeys anthology, which is currently free on KU and $0.99 on Kindle. My story deals with the legendary warrior Hume at the time of Hammer’s Fall. Some of the other authors are bestsellers, so I’m giddy with excitement at being including with them. …
Stories from Arisa
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:
July 2022 Newsletter
Hi everyone, I’m writing this on July 4th, so for those in America, Happy 4th! Of course, by the time I post this, it’ll be after July 4th, but I hope everyone had a good time anyway. I’ve been continuing Blood of a Novice, book 1 of The Eternal Ephemera. It’s been an interesting and humbling process. I honestly…
