Today, I get to do something I’ve never done before! I get to announce that my gaslamp fantasy Wayfarer is now available not just as an audio book but as a full-cast immersive audio production complete with original music and sound effects! I cannot begin to tell you how excited I am about this one. Unabridged and […]
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Dec, 2021 Announcing the Full-Cast Audio Production of Wayfarer!
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Jan, 2019 Announcing My Latest Novel: Wayfarer!
January 14, 2019 by 16 Comments
Today, I am officially launching my fifth novel Wayfarer. Hooray! If you’ve been following along on my journey with this book for the last several years, then you’ll recognize it as the one I keep referring to as my “historical superhero” novel. Set in 1820 London, it’s something I also like to cheekily think of as […]
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May, 2016 What My Very First Writing Desk Looked Like
May 10, 2016 by 59 Comments
Ah, my first desk. I suppose I feel about it like most teenage boys feel about their first cars. Recently, I was digging through old family photo albums (you know, the non-digitized kind) in search of something I wanted for my upcoming course How to Write Amazing Character Arcs. While in the midst of all those […]
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Apr, 2016 A Sneak Peek at My Historical Superhero Novel Wayfarer
April 26, 2016 by 31 Comments
Last week, I finished off my first round of edits on my historical superhero work-in-progress Wayfarer. This book has been a wild roller coaster for the last couple of years I’ve been outlining and writing it. It was a tough one to write, mainly for personal reasons, but I had so much fun editing it. As many […]
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Apr, 2016 6 Things I’m Watching, Listening To, Eating This Week
April 21, 2016 by 22 Comments
What has my attention this week? (Note: All Amazon links are affiliate links.) Book: Shadow Heart by J. L. Lyon I was lucky enough to have my dieselpunk aviation-adventure Storming nommed for the Realm Makers’ Christian speculative fiction award. Naturally, I had to take a look at some of the other books that were nominated. This one was […]
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Apr, 2016 The Ultimate Shelfie: What’s in My Bookcase?
April 19, 2016 by 47 Comments
As you may know if you’ve watched any of my videos, my bookcase is my go-to background for photos and videos. A few weeks ago, when I posted its pic in the background of my successful editing celebration (below), someone asked for a bookshelf tour. Request granted! The Bookshelf First off, the bookshelf itself. When […]
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Apr, 2016 6 Things That Have My Attention This Week
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What has my attention this week? (Note: All Amazon links are affiliate links.) Book: The Princes of Ireland by Edward Rutherford Edward Rutherford’s London was my top fiction read of 2015. It was a tour de force of a historical ride, interweaving multiple stories over the course of England’s legendary history. It was the book that finally helped […]
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Apr, 2016 Want Exclusive Access to New Books? Become a Super Reader!
April 12, 2016 by 3 Comments
There are fans of my fiction and there are fans of my fiction. If you’re one of the latter, then this exclusive Super Reader group is just for you! You guys are why I do what I do, and I want to create a special “street team” group that will give you early access to my […]
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Apr, 2016 6 Things I’m Reading, Watching, Eating This Week
April 7, 2016 by 43 Comments
What has my attention this week? (Note: All Amazon links are affiliate links.) Book: Perchance to Dream by Lisa Mantchev The major con of this book can be summed up in one word: manic. The pacing and the plot feel like they’re on a Japanese bullet train. But the prose and the imagery is beyond stunning. The […]
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Apr, 2016 [TBT] William Wallace, Epic Adventures, and THE Book of My Childhood
April 5, 2016 by 23 Comments
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(Okay, first off: I know it’s supposed to be Throwback Thursday, but, hey, it works!) For no reason in particular, I happen to be reading a lot about Scotland right now. As I’ve chronicled in recent “6 Things” posts, two books named Scotland happened to be lined up side by side on my shelf. I’m about a […]
