My novella Revelation Game is free on Amazon starting today and until September 25th. After that it reverts back to its normal price of $0.99. If you grab it for free, I’d love to hear what you thought. Post your reviews to Amazon, Goodreads, or drop me an email. I wrote a new book blurb […]
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The title pretty much says it all. You can pick up Revelation Game on Amazon. The story deals with a boy who discovers the video game he’s playing may be something more than just a game. The official blurb: Welcome to Revelations, the MMORPG sweeping the globe, that lets you choose the side of Heaven
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Hey everyone. So my new novella, due out September 17th, has just returned to my hands from Beta/Edits. A little polishing needed, but not too shabby. I really did have fun with this and I’m looking forward to putting it out to the world and seeing how it does. It’s very different from The Bleeding
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Hello everyone. So I’m managing to keep my promise and returning with further news regarding Suture, The Bleeding Worlds Book Two. The specific news today is to reveal the cover for Suture. While I enjoy the cover Harbinger has sported for the past eight months, writing Suture made me want a change. I hesitated to
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My wife, Carolyn, is a professional photographer. We had a discussion sometime ago about how it was difficult to convince some people to pay the appropriate price for professional photography when so many non-professionals charge cut-rate prices. I thought that people looking to hire a photographer would recognize the difference in quality and would therefor pay the
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I’ve seen the odd snarky comment on Twitter about this, so I thought I’d weigh in. Should Authors that choose the route of self-publication refer to themselves as “Indie Authors or Writers?” Seems a number of people are bothered by this. Their argument seems to rely on the fact that it is the small press
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It’s funny how much changes in the matter of a year. This time last year, the Apple iPad had yet to be released. We all wondered just how revolutionary a product it would be. Initially, people seemed underwhelmed. But if you followed bookish type people on Twitter, you started to see an increasing ripple of
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