A traveler of worlds
I may not have the passport of a world traveler, but my library card says I’ve been to many places that are literally out of this world!
Into the Vast
Introducing Bookish Bits
Introducing bookish bits, micro updates on all that whirls and swirls in the publishing world, or at least my corner of it. In this installment, we’ve got fan art, free wallpapers, and lots more!
Bookish News: The Chronotrace Sequence and Other Rumblings
Lots of bookish news to get today, so I’ll jump right in. The first big news is that updated ebook editions of the Grace Award nominated Chronotrace Sequence series are all now live. The paperback versions should be available once again within the next week or so. You can find out more about this epic sci-fi series …
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Chronotrace Mega Cover Reveal
Oh my, so many covers at one time? Will your eyeballs be able to stand all the beauty? Check them out if you dare…
Once more Into the Vast
Time for some updates on the re-release of The Chronotrace Sequence as well as the fate of my storm-tossed fantasy novel, The Last Motley.
Chronotrace Sequence Postmortem: Part 3
Welcome to part 3 and the final installment in my Chronotrace Sequence Postmortem, wherein I break down some of what went into bringing this three book, dystopian series to life. Last time I discussed what went into my decision to independently publish the series. This time around I’d like to wrap up by talking a little bit about how …
Looking Back: Year 2 in the Books
2014 As the end of the year approaches I like to sit back and take the long view, to gaze out over the past twelve months and reflect on where I’ve been as a writer. 2014 was year 2 of kicking the tires on this whole wordsmithing journey. While there were certainly moments where I it felt …
Booktrack Results
Yesterday I announced that my booktrack for Into the Vast was available and I wanted to share briefly my initial Booktrack results (for more on what Booktrack is, see my original post). Honestly, I didn’t expect a whole lot of response because it was more or less an experiment. But I’ve been thrilled by the amount of …
