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A great group of nerds
Last weekend, a group of around sixteen independent authors gathered at the home of Michael and Robin Sullivan. I’d never met most of them before, but we’d interacted online for the past few years. This was so much fun. What a great weekend. Just typing it up right now, I’m having a bit of withdrawal,…
Sample of A Warrior’s Path audiobook
Here’s a sample of the audiobook of A Warrior’s Path.
Blood of a Novice releases!
Hey everyone, It’s the day after release day, and Blood of a Novice went out into the world! Right now, it’s available as both an ebook and audiobook, and I should have a print version available soon, too. Here’s the audiobook link: https://www.audible.com/pd/Blood-of-a-Novice-Audiobook/B0BDNZ2W19 I’m doing an AMA on r/progression on Nov. 15th, and I may have…
Review of Dawn of Wonder by Jonathan Renshaw
Dawn of Wonder is the stunning debut novel by Jonathan Renshaw and is also the first in his The Wakening epic fantasy series. The story is the coming of age tale of a young boy named Aeden, and from that perspective, the book may sound trite, but it succeeds in ways so many similar novels fail….
Another update on IoO
Where are things with Instrument of Omens right now? How are things going? Good questions. When I started book 5 of Instrument of Omens, I was honestly worried about whether I could actually write the book. It’s been awhile since I’ve been to Seminal, and I had a lot of internal doubts and questions for…
Why did I write William Wilde?
I wrote that series for my sons. Both of them were in their early-to-mid teenage years when book one was published, and at that time, there weren’t many (still aren’t) new books that featured young men as the protagonist, and certainly even less that featured those who might be Asian Indians. That was the genesis…
