This was one of my earliest publications with another disappeared venue, Writer’s Haven. I haven't saved the best for last, more an indicator of how far I've come on this journey. This was a story inspired by a comment from my wife's grandfather. Brief, slightly mysterious, it goes for a slow revelation I have yet to master. And if you squint real close, you'll see Hurricane and Hound...
Thanks to the kind folks over at The Junction, my latest story has found a home...
A funny thing happened. If you recall, I posted one of my old stories which I won a contest with. Well, I won another one right after that...
Believe it or not, I won an actual contest with this one...
We've all had the same dumpster fire year. Bushwhacking through the chaos. But I'm back on the trail.
“I'm not strange, weird, off, nor crazy, my reality is just different from yours.” Everyone. Internet. 2020.
When I set out to write Ace Grant, I wanted to create a wholly American mythology. It needed to reflect our history, not simply write another Western European transplant of faye courts and vikings. Magic existed here long before those cultures arrived. Our story then is one of a fusion of cultures amid a migration full of triumph and tragedy. Complex, sure. But I knew one thing. The protagonists? They didn't look like me...
With the West engulfed in flames, everywhere in between a Petri dish of toxicity, our once leisurely travel across the formerly United States more resembles a sequel to Fury Road...
Check out the link in my post for an excerpt of Crimson Son 4! Best one yet? You decide!
What's your favorite novel in the series?
As you might suspect, Tate's Hell is a bit less damned than our Captain thinks it might be, but I'll have to pick up on Discovery's adventures next weekend - and I've got a seriously good excuse. The next book in the Crimson Son Universe has a cover! I hope to do a reveal next … Continue reading To be continued…
