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Nearing completion of entre’ to a new series.
I have it on good authority that Fred Grenvile is coming close to completing rewrites on a new Fantasy novel that will center on Amish Settlers. Let’s all cross our fingers and toes.
Neverwas In Print, New this month!
New Print Release coming in January. We’ve taken the plunge and Neverwas is going to print this month. It will be available on Amazon, but we’re hoping to get exposure in brick and mortar. If you want a print copy … Continue reading
Big Publishers DRMing us to death
As a writer, rights to my work are important. Anyone who copies my work and doesn’t pay me for it literally takes away from my ability to care for elderly parents as well as myself. Writing is hard work. So … Continue reading
Neverwas 2nd Ed. Now on Sale!
It’s finally here! Neverwas: Forgotten tales of Albion is now in it’s second edition with expanded content. New fairy tales of Teira to entertain and delight kids of all ages six to six-hundred! These are earthy tales with unearthly characters … Continue reading
Choo choo!
This little Item from Professor Elemental’s FB fanpage caught my attention and held it. See the words are a bit ironic to me. It reminds me of an a somewhat dim acquaintance of mine that I spent a lot of … Continue reading
Novel Graphics for Speculative Fiction
I like to draw. Doodling is not really satisfying but there was a time I couldn’t leave the house without a sketch pad and pencil. I don’t do caricatures but sketching and painting are another way to present the worlds … Continue reading
Period or Coma?
I wonder if the following really reads right. Is it too pedantic and does it really hint at what it’s like traveling by horse through Essex in the 17th century. Comments would be welcome. The Ladies were soon packed into … Continue reading
The Suggested Audience
My most memorable Thanksgiving really only be came memorable the following spring. That may seem a bit exaggerated, but let me give you some background. I don’t know about every nook and cranny of the US but most places I’ve … Continue reading