I’ve been making fantastic progress on revising Eververse Book 5 the last few weeks, so much I wanted to share some thoughts in general about the book, and where the Eververse series is going in general. I found Charlie Jane Anders’ recent thoughts on David Mitchell’s Cloud Atlas fascinating. The book’s unusual structure inspired me, as it has so many others, to push myself as a writer. I’ve been writing the fifth novel in my
It’s Indie April and that means the annual Narratess Indie Sale is on!You can find my space opera Stargun Messenger on sale this weekend for just 99 cents in ebook format! All my other ebooks are also on sale, but so check them out! Better yet, almost 300 other authors have their books on sale (or free!), including Al Hess, the artist behind the Stargun covers. You can find them
Back the Kickstarter campaign! We funded after a few hours! Thank you all so much for your support! If you haven’t checked the campaign out, please do. This book is my love letter to all things 80s: Stephen King, Choose Your Own Adventure, low-budget horror movies they’re bad they’re funny. It’s fun, scary, weird, and very twisty. Sam works as a security guard in a dying mall. They’re just trying
Five years ago today, Ever The Hero came out. How has it been five years? Nearly a decade passed from when I first had the idea for the book to when it finally hit the shelves. For a long time, I never thought I’d finish it. I never thought I’d write a book again. It is 2010. I am a supervisor in a call center for a major mortgage company.
You work for years to learn how to write a novel. Right about the moment you think you may have figured it out, someone comes along and tells you that you’re a small business owner, too. Indie authors have a lot on their plate and they get by with the support of readers. Now you can support me by buying any of me ebooks (all on sale!) or becoming a