The audiobook for Viper's Bane went live on Friday! Today is the first time I've had a chance to sit down at my computer and plink away at the keyboard, so here's my official announcement of the audiobook release. The same narrator, Charles Kehlenberg, did this book as well as [...]
This is a day late because a power outage that started yesterday about noon and continued for another 22 hours. I blame Mother Nature because, well, it was her fault after all. Colorado (and other places) were hit with a "Bomb Cyclone" that brought hurricane-force winds, loads of snow, and [...]
The audiobook for Griffin's Feather is finally live! If you want to hear the wonderful Charles Kahlenberg narrate his way through my words and push his fantastic voice into your ear space, head on over to Audible as fast as you can to get your copy. This is a limited [...]
I've been all over the social medias with the news, but I've not had time to sit down with this post until just a few minutes ago. I don't know how many people follow me ONLY on my RSS feed, but just in case there are a few.... MileHiCon 2017 [...]
My debut novel, Griffin's Feather, is now in production with WordFire Press. The cover art is done. The cover layout is in process. The interior layout is in process. These are all great things. I know I'm sounding a bit analytical about it all, but that's because it's all so surreal [...]
My most recent (which wasn't really all that recent) post, I lamented about being nervous about my first experiences getting a novel edited. I shouldn't have been. Everything went great! There's an obvious fact that I couldn't quite conceptualize: A good editor wants me to succeed as much as I do. [...]
I received an email from my publisher, WordFire Press, on October 25th asking for the "current final manuscript" of Griffin's Feather. They'd assigned an editor to the project, and were ready to move forward with the publishing process. Instead of being elated or excited, my main emotion was nerves. Loads [...]
So.... WorldCon was over three weeks ago, and I'm just now getting around to this. Most things are a hazy memory at this point, so this'll probably be the world's shortest WorldCon wrap-up report. The drive from Colorado to Kansas City was long and interesting. We got a little lost at one [...]
