October’s Get Nerdy On Thirty features a rundown of the best PC games of 2017, two book reviews from two great websites, some stunning Warcraft 3 fan art, and get ready for Easter in October cause some of the best Easter Eggs in gaming and Read More …
A Forgotten Realms book taking place in Hlondeth, a port city ruled by the serpentine Yuan-ti, Venom’s Taste follows the story of a human ropemaker named Arvin. Under the thumb of the thieves guild and forced to use his talents to make magical rope for Read More …
October has been a productive month on Roc Rider book two. While I haven’t begun drafting yet (I’m still in my notebook riffing stage) I have figured out a number of important things about the new characters we’re going to meet and the storyline itself. Read More …
The first of this month’s reviews is an indie YA novel, “The Council” by Kayla Krantz. The first in a trilogy, “The Council” introduces us to a world of witches separated into five covens and the character of Lilith Lace, a crippled teenager born to Read More …
This past Saturday I had my first ever signing event as a published author. The book: “Chronicles of the Roc Rider”. The venue: The Book Barn in Rock Springs, Wyoming. The experience: Awesome. I can’t thank the good people of the Book Barn, Mary, Kat Read More …
Hi guys! This month’s Get Nerdy On Thirty is slightly rushed because I’m trying to get it done before I head out for my first book signing event! In this issue we have not one but TWO book giveaways, a rundown of the most overpowered Read More …
Hi all. I know I’ve been a bit inconsistent on the blog this past month and I apologize for that. A lot has happened, including the passing of a dear friend, and I haven’t quite adjusted to all of it yet. Still, since Roc Rider Read More …
Have you ever read a scene in a book where the characters are eating, and the way the author describes the meal is so mouth-watering you get hungry on the spot and just have to go have some of whatever it is they’re chowing down Read More …
We all know the cliche of the writer in the coffee house, working on their novel/screenplay/poetry to their dead grandma, with a latte close by. Also the cliche of the writer burning the midnight oil with a cup of strong black coffee close at hand. Read More …
As any author can tell you, reviews of books are important. Amazon reviews in particular are among the most critical to the success of a book, and so it isn’t surprising that authors are forever encouraging their readers to review books there. However, many readers Read More …
