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, Rukh, Farn, and Jaresh came up with the Prank, and how Rector solved a robbery.
Hi OutCastes! Once again, it’s time for my semi-monthly update on what’s going on in my world. Exciting, right? WHAT’S NEW IN MY WORLD? I don’t have any new books coming out, but November will hopefully be a different story. That’s when William Wilde and the Sons of Deceit, book four of The Chronicles of…
Here is the rough draft beginning to my next series. It’s a story I’ve written four times before, and each draft was a complete rewrite and a complete failure. This time I have a stronger sense of what works and doesn’t and a much more interesting supporting cast and setting. Winter 1986 Manifold Fulsom tasted…
Bookart101 is a book review group out of New Delhi, India and they were kind enough to interview me. Here’s the link to the interview: https://bookart101.com/authorinterviewdavisashura/
I’m in a fun zone right now. The first three books of William Wilde are with various editors. William Wilde and the Necrosed is complete and in Nick Podehl’s hands, and I should have book 2, William Wilde and the Stolen Life, in finished in its finalized form by tomorrow. It’ll then go on to…
So, I seemed to have screwed up by making William Wilde and the Necrosed, Book 1 of the Chronicles of William Wilde available for pre-order. Whoops! I didn’t mean to do that until late January, but there you go.
I finished watching Lost in Space, the reboot on Netflix. Conflicted on this one. I liked the first six episodes, but then the supposed best and brightest of Earth, especially the Robinson family, made progressively stupider decisions over and over again, and I enjoyed it less and less. Wish I could have liked it more.