One thing I hoped to do with the saga was subvert the normal genre conventions like with my Crimson Son Universe superhero series. Tweak those expectations traditional publishers have drilled into you. It’s a risk for sure, but I wouldn’t be publishing independently if I wasn’t willing to take them.
This weekend, Pilgrim of the Storm, book one in my Stormblade Saga, is FREE on Amazon! Starting Saturday the 26th, you can download Pilgrim straight from Amazon to your Kindle at no cost! (My reader’s list members have already received their copies,… Read More ›
Can Sidge find his place among his adopted people and spur change? Or have the fates already spoken…
A place unfinished within creation. A place between epochs which humanity has carved out of time and set aside to run on their own mortal clock.
No words, just bask in the glory. Thanks again to Jeff Brown for some amazing, amazing cover art. Release is set for June 2016. Still haven’t met Sidge or explored the Attarah’s Realm? Call on the mighty storm dragon Vasheru… Read More ›
One thing I’ve been consistent about but never really acknowledged is that my writing nearly always has a subversive quality. Ambitious zombies that unwittingly end their own apocalypse. Ancient nosferatu who find themselves buying body glitter so they can “fit in.” Serial killers trumped by the very victims they stalk. Superheroes who aren’t really heroes at all. Fantasy books which feature characters a touch closer to the realms of science fiction and themes of realism dirtying their idealistic landscapes.
Once again I’ve fallen quiet on the social front but the clack of the keyboard remains a steady rhythm in my house. So loud, it almost drowns out the Bitminer operation. Almost. Turns out, if you want to do more… Read More ›
SURPRISE! I might have mentioned this, not sure. The last two months have been a whirlwind hurricane. Pilgrim got released, the IoD bundle hit, then came All These Shiny Worlds. And currently I’m working on Forge of the Jadugar and Crimson… Read More ›
Man, Jefferson Smith over at Creativity Hacker runs a tight ship. You walk in that ring jaw set, sphincter clinched, hoping you don’t look like Rhonda Rousey by the end of it all…
Only in the indie world can you go from a week between the cover reveal and a release. Sometimes this is a sign of poor planning or poor production values. Let me assure you, neither applies here. (Just look… Read More ›
RUSS LINTON 