I’ve returned unscathed from my camping trip. Aside from a kid at the shotgun class who didn’t want to keep his gun pointed down range and a wilderness first aid instructor with a sense of humor dry enough to make… Read More ›
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Another 5 Star Review for Crimson Son!
I’m a bit stunned. Check out the latest review over at Fanboy Comics. Tony Caballero says it best: “it shouldn’t work as well as it does”. A quirky story in a niche subgenre that doesn’t get nearly the shelf space… Read More ›
How NOT to Distribute Your Work
This one is for my fellow writers and self-pubbers. I thought it would be a good idea to write a series of “lessons learned” now that Crimson Son is out, on the shelves, and seeing some sales. This first post… Read More ›
Book Marketing Fail?
Somewhere on the digital frontier… 3n1g|\/|4: We’re not gonna make it. CR1ms0n8a11z: What? What do you mean? 3n1g|\/|4: This book release. We’re NOT going to make it? CR1ms0n8a11z: Dude, are you kidding me? 3n1g|\/|4: Do I look like I’m kidding?… Read More ›
Crimson Son – Chapter One
I might as well be lying in a coffin. I’ve seen them on TV before. The dead always looked so comfortable with their arms folded across their chest in those silky interiors. Peaceful, even though they’re alone. Unless it was… Read More ›
Crimson Son – Can Snark and PTSD be a Super Power?
A big shout out to Johnny Morrow for his incredible skill. So far, everyone is really digging the artwork. Well, almost everyone. “Seriously, did you have to memorialize the most traumatic event of my life? Totally not a Kodak moment.” Sorry,… Read More ›
Blog Tour – Off the Beaten Path
The talented poet, writer and teacher Angélique Jamail, sent me a list of questions to answer – questions about myself. Why anyone would want to know more about me is a bit surprising, but apparently people hop from blog to blog ferreting… Read More ›
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