After a summer of writing, editing, and the other mechanics of publication, ASHES OF THE UNSPEAKABLE is finally available. The paperback and ebook came out yesterday on Amazon. The audible.com review process takes a little longer now than it did … Continue reading
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On October 9th, I’ll be releasing the sequel to THE BORROWED WORLD. In preparation for that, we’ve redone the cover of the original book. The ebook cover has been changed on Amazon already, but the paperback cover is a slightly … Continue reading
It’s Labor Day and I spent some of it revising the manuscript for the second book in THE BORROWED WORLD series. It was in the editor’s lap for a week before she tossed it back to me. Now it’s … Continue reading
I’m getting a lot of questions about the timing of the second book. I’ve mentioned this on Facebook and Twitter, but can’t remember if it’s easily available in the blog or not. So here’s the scoop. The first draft of Book … Continue reading
The folks at Red Vein Army have invited me to participate in their Books, Brews and Boos event in Richmond, VA, on August 14th at 8 pm. The event will take place at Strangeways Brewing. It will be my privilege … Continue reading
I love audiobooks because they allow me to experience more books than I can read in the conventional manner. I can only sit and read so long each day, but if I expand my “reading” time to include driving, mowing, … Continue reading
I’ve been getting a lot of cool email and I really appreciate that. It helps me know that I’m on the right track with this series of books. I’ve been out of town for a few days. That’s my “smiling” … Continue reading
I just wanted to post a quick update and let you know of some of the latest developments around The Borrowed World. I continue to receive a lot of feedback and I appreciate your comments. I’m glad to know that … Continue reading
I released The Borrowed World at the beginning of May. It took a couple of days to get word out so there were really no sales that first week. By May 7th I’d sold about ten copies and was ecstatic … Continue reading