Like everyone else from coast to coast, I was busy last week stuffing my face with food. Turkey, dressing, ham, pie, some kind of green, squirmy, jello-thing. Whatever was set before me, I ate. Unless it had green beans. My… Read More ›
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Crimson Son
How can a powerless kid confront his father’s world of weaponized humans? Sample Chapter – Chapter One Available at: Description: Nineteen-year-old Spencer Harrington is the son of the Crimson Mask, the world’s most powerful superhero. Since witnessing his mother’s abduction… Read More ›
Fictional Work is Hard Work
I just found the easy part of self publishing. I headed over to Amazon to scope things out for the big release next week. I figured, as with everything thus far, that the process of officially publishing (digitally distributing?) would… Read More ›
eBook Math and the 500 Pound Gorilla
I’ve uncovered a whole host of eBook distribution services – Lulu, Vook, BookTango, Pressbooks, and Ebookit. I’d advise checking out all of them if you have an interest in eBook distributors. I’m going to stick with last week’s choices, Smashwords… Read More ›
Trials of the Ring Bearer
I’ve got this story hanging from a chain around my neck. There’s a constant temptation to slip it on my finger and get wrapped up in the world I’ve created and forget about this arduous journey. Ignore the trials and… Read More ›
Prophecy of Numbers
I wrote the short story “Prophecy of Numbers” earlier this year and was pretty sure most editors would pass on it. It’s bizarre, more than a little bit deranged, and not to mention, it floats around on an anchor of religion and… Read More ›
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