Just a quick update on the Fishpunk audio version. I experienced a major hard drive crash last week and that consumed the better part of four business days to get back up to speed. In the crash, I lost the first two and a third chapters of edited audio files…. Continue reading
There are several projects in the works right now that I can’t wait to wrap up and let the world see. Before I talk about those, let’s touch base on what’s been happening over the past few months. First, my novel A Darkling Nine has been sent to several agents…. Continue reading
Every year I hold a book drive and donate the proceeds to Phoenix Rescue Mission, a local charity that feeds the homeless in metro-Phoenix. Usually, I do this during the last full week in September, but as it turns out, I was swamped with various other obligations most of the… Continue reading
As I grow more weary of reading about the Great Science Fiction Civil War and the Battle of the Hugos, I’m turning inward and ramping up my own idea factory. I haven’t posted on my own writing for what seems like ages, so today it’s a little about where I’m… Continue reading
Only a little to report today. + My story Across the White was turned in and accepted by J. Alan Erwine for his shared world anthology Taurin Tales. Apparently, I am one of the top names in small press science fiction. Says so on the Taurin Tales pre-order page. +… Continue reading
It has been hectic since the last update. No new progress on A Darkling Nine, though the next edit pass must begin soon. Over on the business side, I’ve been recording the first season of a podcast called Copy This!. It’s a business podcast that will talk about copywriting and… Continue reading
As you may have heard, I’ve been working toward podcasting my novels. Neanderthal Swan Song is currently being recorded by an experienced reader. I won’t identify the reader quite yet, but the little bit I’ve heard sounds good. I do plan to start recording Fishpunk in the near future, but… Continue reading
Yesterday, Brazilian Bookworm posted a positive review of my novel Fishpunk.
One thing that remains true for every writer is the fact that books get written faster if you write more. That is to say, if you write 2000 words every day, you will finish in half the time as it would take writing 1000 words each day. The problem for… Continue reading
The release of Fishpunk was a bit rocky, but I managed to get the book out for Kindle, Nook, and Kobo all in the same day. Smashwords will take a little longer, but I’ll be working on that in parallel with the trade paperback version. You can see the cover… Continue reading
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