Fiction Writer
Writing fiction never seems to be a straightforward journey. After publishing Spectrum: Stories of Science Fiction, Fantasy, the Unusual and the Sometimes Ordinary, I expected the next book to come easier. It didn’t. For years, I churned through drafts of fantasy worlds, horror concepts—some a skinny 10,000 words, others a chunky 50,000. None of them
War Dog Tiberius Novak lost everything in the Celestrion War. Now a corporate conspiracy threatens to take what little he has left.
It’ll clock in somewhere between 375 and 400 pages, depending on final formatting. It really feels like I’ve come a long way from those early days of short story writing.
I’m struggling with it now. But I’m gonna’ lay it bare for you. Buck naked, so to speak, my mind exposed to the world.
A student sorcerer just can’t seem to get a break after he accidentally transmogrifies his assistant into a palm tree.
The audiobook is coming soon. Print edition soon to follow.
A student sorcerer just can’t seem to get a break after he accidentally transmogrifies his assistant into a palm tree.
Motorcycles, magic and monsters.
Where, oh where, has the fiction writer gone? On trails, up mountains and through rugged days.
An audiobook preview of A Metal Heart Shines Brightest.